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  • Mpigott

    April 30, 2010 at 3:08 pm in reply to: could not output timecode from video out F350

    Maybe my first post wasn’t clear but I am looking for some help

    We have the cinelata F350 Sony XDCAM, and I wanted to do a client
    review DVD directly from the SD output on the F350 WITH timecode overlay.

    It was shot a 35MB DV, so it is SD already.

    Even though I went through the Operations Menu and enabled
    TC overlay on Video Out, when I hit play I still got only the
    SD video less the TC overlay.

    Did I miss something?

    Thanks

    Mark Pigott

  • Mpigott

    April 6, 2010 at 1:56 pm in reply to: Motion Slide Show Templates

    Peter Wiggins said:

    “Brad,

    You could always give my free CoverFlux plugin a go:- “

    I can’t use Coverflux for two reasons
    a) I have OSX 4.11
    b) I have 88 slides that needs a template
    (Coverflux does 25)

    Do you know of any commercial template that would do this?

  • Mpigott

    February 17, 2010 at 2:13 pm in reply to: how do i know vram is working?

    Hi! What I meant, is how do I know the RAM inside the video card is
    working. I am not concerned with the system RAM but whether the 9800’s
    video ram is active. Even simple scenes are very slow in Motion 3.1

    In the System Profiler under Hardware click on Memory. It will tell you wether your slots are empty or not. If empty they where installed wrong or you have the wrong kind of ram.

    Also, you can go to your Applications folder, Utilities, Activity Monitor.app. This will show you how much ram you are using at a time.

    Hope this helps.

  • Mpigott

    January 21, 2010 at 9:52 pm in reply to: Why does my Final Cut suck in animating motion and size?

    “The FCP Canvas is degraded. Export and look at the image in Quicktime Player or change your Canvas to 100% scale and look at it that way. Quicktime player is better though.

    FCP expects you to have an external monitor for broadcast / film work so the canvas is purposely degraded.”

    This is a major flaw with FCP, as more and more people do internet only, or computer playback only,
    a video output is redundant.

    Right now I am doing a 1080p30 production which will be shrunk down to youtube res later.
    So, having apple have a great CPU monitor AND a great output to Video would be a plus!

  • Mpigott

    November 19, 2009 at 4:11 pm in reply to: Apple Motion and vector images

    I just trashed the preferences and it still doesn’t work.
    Luckilly I still have 3ds Max and Adobe Suite CS4
    as backups…

  • Mpigott

    November 6, 2009 at 8:33 pm in reply to: Apple Motion and vector images

    “Sorry Mark, it opened up with no problems on my machine. I looked at the manual and it doesn’t say that the file needs to be created on Mac version of the program. See if this AI file works. ”

    I took the 366_test.ai from the desktop and saved in in a test directory, but whether I imported
    from the file\import menu or from the media import + button or the media\import function the
    366_test.ai is greyed out.

    I am running Motion 3.02

  • Mpigott

    November 5, 2009 at 10:00 pm in reply to: Apple Motion and vector images

    here is the ftp

    stillwaterfilms.com/testformotion.ai

  • Mpigott

    November 5, 2009 at 9:53 pm in reply to: Apple Motion and vector images

    Let me ftp it- the uploads don’t work here.
    Just email me and I will set up an ftp here at work

  • Mpigott

    November 4, 2009 at 9:16 pm in reply to: Apple Motion and vector images

    I came out of my Windows illustrator as a PDF compatible .ai file.
    Apple Motion will not read the CS4 noway-no how.
    Is it another…”gee, you better buy the Mac version of the Adobe Suite” ????

  • Mpigott

    May 12, 2009 at 4:13 pm in reply to: PSD Import

    Why on earth would Apple forget to allow PC Photoshop to work
    (as it is the majority of users out there)!

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