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  • As Rafael says

    NTFS is a drive formatting standard and nothing to do with video specifically. PAL is 25 FPS not 24. So if you need your movie to be PAL spec it needs to be 25.

    best wishes
    Neil
    http://www.patience.tv

  • Hi Jimmy

    If when you change the speed of the clip you also make sure that the ripple sequence box is checked – you should find everything moves down to the correct duration as well as speed.

    best wishes
    Neil
    http://www.patience.tv

  • Neil Patience

    December 11, 2012 at 4:52 am in reply to: Movement flicker

    Hi Jeff

    Odd flickering and black frames on cuts is often a symptom of trying to edit directly with H264 or MP4 files.
    What format are you editing with ?

    best wishes
    Neil
    http://www.patience.tv

  • Neil Patience

    December 7, 2012 at 2:45 am in reply to: iChat theater equivalent in MC?

    I like that too but the current Slingbox, at least the UK models dont have HDMI only composite/component. But there is a brand new just released Slingbox 500, an odd looking twisted case design that does have HDMI in and out. Not available here yet but I think US just has it.

    best wishes
    Neil
    http://www.patience.tv

  • Neil Patience

    December 7, 2012 at 2:23 am in reply to: Exporting Reference Movie NOT working

    Hey Rafael

    Your posts are so concise compared to mine – I must learn to be more minimalist 🙂 cheers

    best wishes
    Neil
    http://www.patience.tv

  • Neil Patience

    December 7, 2012 at 2:19 am in reply to: MP4 Alpha Channel in FCP 6.0.6

    Hi Ben

    firstly dont edit with mp4 as like H264 files FCP does not like them, transcode to ProRes before you start editing.

    Here is how to use the Matte

    You need 3 video layers. Layer 1 is your background video. Layer 2 is your matte (the black and white) Layer 3 is the fill or what you want to superimpose.

    Once you have your 3 layers select the top layer 3 and right click and select composite mode travel matte luma

    That should be it.

    EDIT – HA HA Rafael beat me – but mine has a nice picture 🙂

    best wishes
    Neil
    http://www.patience.tv

  • Neil Patience

    December 7, 2012 at 2:09 am in reply to: Exporting Reference Movie NOT working

    Hi Bryan

    OK so when you export you get a file of identical size regardless of the self contained check box being selected or not ? Its not that your reference file is really big.

    You say you are trying to export

    [Bryan Singer] “a self-contained quicktime reference file” which is obviously a contradiction but I am guessing a typo.

    It sounds like everything you are doing is spot on, right codec right settings, rendered etc. If your sequence is not rendered the renders are included in the ref movie which ups the file size but it sounds like you have that covered. Are you working on Multicam sequences ? That ups file size unless you collapse the multicam.

    Cant think of anything else that messes with ref movies.

    Have you tried any of the standard troubleshooting ?

    Often this kind of funky behaviour can be sorted out with a prefs trash. Have you given that a go ?

    Try https://www.digitalrebellion.com/prefman/

    Cant think of anything else at this point that stops you making a reference movie. Hopefully someone else will chime in with some alternatives.

    best wishes
    Neil
    http://www.patience.tv

  • Neil Patience

    December 6, 2012 at 10:08 pm in reply to: Anyone else getting this error message?

    Hi Jay

    post in the FCPX Techniques forum, you might get an answer here but its Legacy FCP

    good luck

    best wishes
    Neil
    http://www.patience.tv

  • Neil Patience

    December 5, 2012 at 11:00 pm in reply to: First non-FCP Legend gig in a long time.

    [Aindreas Gallagher] “it required tea and biccies diplomacy to defuse the situation. hob nobs.”
    Hob Nobs! – now thats like defcon 2 – you must have hit his snark bomb.
    I mean where do you go if Hob Nobs fail ? A custard creme isn’t going to cut it. I can only imagine a chocolate Hob Nob is left ?

    best wishes
    Neil
    http://www.patience.tv

  • Neil Patience

    December 5, 2012 at 8:52 pm in reply to: OS X and FCP 7

    Oh I see apologies. I meant were you trying to copy from an old system drive by drag and drop into your new applications folder. Sorry I was not so clear.
    Ok so you have a full copy of install disks for FCP v7.0 and the correct license key ? In that case you should be OK.
    Try posting in the Apple FCP forum. I have a new 2012 MBP running Lion 10.7.5 and FCP7 works perfectly. I installed from scratch without issue or error.
    I know several guys there running FCP7 on ML without issue. Ask Shane Ross in that forum as I know he runs the same MBP as me with ML again without issue.
    So I know its totally possible. Obviously this assumes no problems with your “hooky” software 🙂
    There should be no need to go back to Snow Leopard, I have to confess I don’t know if thats even possible on a 2012 machine.
    Once you get it installed don’t forget to do the ProApps update to 7.03 its free and still available from Apple

    best wishes
    Neil
    http://www.patience.tv

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