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  • There’s an earlier thread about this. Seems to have happened to a few people including myself. All I did was delete the preferences for batch monitor (and I think) compressor.

    Good luck.

    Mickey

  • Mickey Power

    July 11, 2007 at 11:11 pm in reply to: Flip4mac export limit

    Thanks. I found some info on the support page of Flip4Mac that allowed me to find and delete various preference and support files in order to clean reinstall the software, so all good. In the meantime, I’ve discovered that the pre-existing version (?!?) of the software was installed in my recent absence and have dealt with this.

    Mickey

  • Mickey Power

    July 11, 2007 at 6:57 am in reply to: Flip4mac export limit

    I’ve reentered the serial number several times but it won’t accept it.

    So I’ve uninstalled it, reinstalled the download, gone back to preferences and it says:

    Flip4Mac Studio Pro HD – not activated
    Santa Claus
    [a number that’s not mine]

    Thanks

    Mickey

  • Mickey Power

    June 29, 2007 at 11:57 pm in reply to: Compressor with FCS 2 won’t cancel

    Try deleting preferences which can be found in your home directory>library>preferences>apple.com.Batchmonitor.plist then reboot.

    Worked for me.

    Mickey

  • Mickey Power

    October 31, 2006 at 1:14 pm in reply to: Compression for Camera Phones?

    Coming straight out of FCP 5. I think the 3gp encoder comes with it because I can’t recall installing it separately.

    I tried encoding with other programs but the results were no better than from FCP.

    Best of luck!

    Mickey

    Mickey

  • Mickey Power

    October 24, 2006 at 7:37 am in reply to: Compression for Camera Phones?

    Here are some settings I’m using for a client:

    Delivery Method Streaming Streaming N/A
    Content Type MUSIC NON-MUSIC N/A
    Target Bearer UMTS I/B 128 kbps UMTS I/B 128 kbps N/A
    Total Bitrate 104 104 kbps
    Rate Control CBR CBR N/A
    Video codec MPEG4 VSP 0b MPEG4 VSP 0b N/A
    Video Bitrate 80 92 kbps
    Frame Rate 12.5 or 15 * 12.5 or 15 * fps
    Key Frame Interval 3 3 seconds
    Screen Resolution 176×144 176×144 pixels
    Use Video Packets (NOTE 2) NO NO N/A
    HEC (NOTE 2) NO NO N/A
    Data Partitionin (NOTE 2) YES YES N/A
    RVLC (NOTE 2) YES YES N/A
    Audio codec AAC AMR-NB N/A
    Audio Bitrate 24 12.2 kbps
    AMR DTX – NO N/A
    Use Joint Stereo NO – N/A
    Automatic Audio Bandwidth NO – N/A
    AAC sampling rate 22.05 – kHz
    Hint Track YES* YES* N/A
    Optimize for Progressive Download NO NO N/A
    Maximum Packet Size 1400 1400 bytes
    Export File Type .3gp [NOT .3gp2] .3gp [NOT .3gp2] N/A

    For download, the total bitrate can be cranked up to 128.

    Good luck
    Mickey

    Mickey

  • Mickey Power

    February 21, 2006 at 10:26 pm in reply to: Confirm settings for HDTV output

    No DVD players will do HD? So if I make an HD Video TS file in DSP4 I can only play back out of the Apple DVD player?

    I was possibly misled by the ‘1080 HD ready’ tag on some of the DVD players. What do that and ‘HDMI connection’ refer to then?

    And returning to the initial question, is there an optimum sequence setting in FCP for the kind of project I’m doing?

    Thanks.

    Mickey

    Mickey

  • Mickey Power

    July 22, 2005 at 7:29 am in reply to: RE: Varicam Nightmares!

    I shot a short drama on the Varicam at 25fps and a local bloke here in Sydney said the procedure to get a 25fps PAL program was to capture at 59.94 (this is with firewire), frame rate convert to 24, output as tiff sequence of stills and reimport at 25fps. Or use another program like Combustion for final conversion 24 to 25.

    I haven’t yet got to this stage because the DVC PRO HD FRC plug in will not work for me. After applying it in FCPHD it goes through the movie file parked on an external drive and when it is 100% complete the spooling tape symbol appears followed by the beach ball and then …. nothing, time to force quit. Any ideas?

    Is there any way I can check the footage to see if it imported properly complete with right flags? BTW at 59.94fps it plays fine on time line and can be edited. It was captured from the 1200 deck via firewire.

    Mickey

  • Mickey Power

    May 20, 2005 at 4:59 am in reply to: Frame rate convertor plug-in

    Firewire is voodoo? That could make sense because my colleague ended up resorting to a blackmagic card to capture this same footage during an earlier incarnation of the same project.

    What does this say then about the firewire revolution?

    As a general aside, looking at the associated mad confusion of posts about HD and HDV acquisition and post-production systems, I’m pessimistic about being able to make clear-sighted decisions on formats and cameras to use.

    Returning to my predicament, I’m cutting the footage in a 60fps environment. Once I finish my offline, is there any way I can output the film at 25fps? Short of following the 2-3 pattern and cutting out the duplicated frames, I guess not.

    Thanks again

    Mickey

  • Mickey Power

    May 18, 2005 at 3:33 am in reply to: Frame rate convertor plug-in

    Thanks, I read through info and it all accords with how footage was captured. And dvcprohdcomponents is installed.

    Yet FRC won’t work. Could that be because varicam was set to 25fps? (Workpath had been worked out and tested by colleague: footage is digitised as 720p60, cut, then FRC does its work converting footage to 24fps. This footage is then conformed to edl then shifted back to 25fps either as exported image sequence or in combustion.)

    Is there any way footage can be checked to see if flags are there? I’m wondering if FRC is checking footage but not finding any flags.

    Mickey

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