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  • Nicholas Edmonds

    January 7, 2009 at 6:27 pm in reply to: First time to broadcast

    I have used scopes within my NLE. Is that what you are referring to?

  • Nicholas Edmonds

    January 7, 2009 at 2:53 pm in reply to: First time to broadcast

    I have been reading forums and threads all day, and its cleared up somethings and confused me a whole heck more on others. Allot of people out there have said that they use -12db tone and set that so -12db is the average audio level of their sequence. This made sense to me but then the same guy asking the question on that thread actually spoke to the film festival he was submitting his film to and they said they wanted a -12db tone to be set to the loudest sound in the sequence so now im confused, I could get the average reference thing as you would have the loudest sound as say -6db your speech and average audio around -12db in sync with the reference tone. But if -12db is the loudest what should the average level etc etc be for the sequence. Im sure its simple but hey ho.

  • Nicholas Edmonds

    January 7, 2009 at 11:27 am in reply to: First time to broadcast

    Hi Mark

    Thank you so much for your response. I have so much to learn. Thankyou for the explanation I will use that as I guide for sure.

    ‘Beginners doing broadcast material for the first time may just drop in a random jpeg of bars in the front of a program while the program itself was shot and set up according to some different-level bars, or none at all’

    finally I am getting to the bottom of “bars & tone” Could you possibly explain to me how you “set up” your project to a particular bars and tone? and what you need to conform to throughout your project when using said bars & tone.

    Thank you again.

    Nick

  • Hey guys, thank you for your posts. I just couldnt get round it no matter what i did. i tried everything you said but to no avail. it seems as if there is some problem with multiclipping in the animation codec. (probably something obscure that i have done) The only way i have been able to manage it is to re export everything as DV from motion and that works fine in FCP and multiclip. Thanks anyway guys. now my problem is going o be encoding the vid to present well on the net as it is a white back ground and a lot of black text (not good)

    Thanx

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