Nick Ryan
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Ok, I just checked, and yes, it happens exactly the same when fully rendered. Some projects require no copying and pasting of attributes, in some projects copying and pasting doubles the effect. Rendered or unrendered.
Any thoughts?
Nick
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No, probably not. I’ll have to try it again in such a situation and get back… *Sigh* Fully render, fully render, I thought Final Cut was supposed to be masterful at previewing material.
Nick
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We had a problem similar to this, only we weren’t running Studio 2, merely Studio 1 w/ FCP 5.1.4. I couldn’t get various programs in the suite to open, until I went back and reinstalled everything under my user. For some reason installing them under the IT guy’s user wasn’t cutting it, as much as we tried messing with permissions & ownership settings.
Nick
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Ah! Excellent! Thanks so much!
Nick
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Whoa, didn’t know about that one. Way cool.
Nick
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OR… apply the AUPeakLimiter filter and adjust the pregain.
Nick
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Uh… I’m thinking that once you’ve exported your reference file, it is then independent of whatever sequence stuff you may have going on. It has all the information from the sequence the way it was when you exported it, and it doesn’t reference the sequence – it references the original media, conforming it to the specifications of the sequence you output from. So you could change/delete/lose your original sequence and your reference file would still work just fine. I will admit, you’ve put a seed of doubt in my mind, but I’m pretty sure this is the way it works.
Nick
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Wow, now I feel stupid. Sigh. Staring me in the face it was – thanks!
Nick
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Oh, er, heh, yeah, that’s what I meant.
Nick
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Thanks all,
I get it now. Modem connection is kiloBITS, kpbs in iTunes is kiloBITS, FCP is listing data rate in kiloBYTES. Kilobytes x8 = kilobits. Huzzah!
Nick