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  • Paul Nevison

    December 12, 2007 at 12:43 pm in reply to: displaying Quicktimes with correct 16:9 ratio

    Hi Kevin,

    yes Export>Quicktime Movie is how i usually export out of FCP, as noted this isn’t a problem when going to another pro app, as you can correctly interpret the footage there.

    I just tried exporting via quicktime conversion and again messing with the various 16:9 options and still i get a 4:3 QT.

    I’m obviously still not finding the correct menu to make this work!

    Macpro Duel core 3Ghz
    4.0G RAM
    OS 10.4.10
    QT 7.2
    FCP 6.0.1
    AE CS3
    BMD Decklink HD Extreme 6.6
    PAL Land

  • Paul Nevison

    December 12, 2007 at 11:36 am in reply to: displaying Quicktimes with correct 16:9 ratio

    Hey Kevin,

    Yes I always have that box checked when working in 16:9….that’s not the problem (using anamorphic easy set ups also make it pretty idiot proof as well) . the issue arises from the subsequent QT movies created when exporting as a self contained movie using the current settings option from a 16:9 sequence.

    it is easy enough to change the interpretation of clips in FCP or AE via the settings or interpret footage dialogues, it is when i open those QT movies in QT player that they are interpreted by default as 4:3 and it is there that it’s difficult to see where to change that preference.

    scouring the QT menus has come up blank so far.

    this is a problem I’ve noticed ever since I’ve been using macs…and it was just now that i decided to ask the cow if there was a solution to this.

    you get the same problems if you import 16:9 QT from FCP into idvd….they get interpreted as 4:3.

    thanks

    Macpro Duel core 3Ghz
    4.0G RAM
    OS 10.4.10
    QT 7.2
    FCP 6.0.1
    AE CS3
    BMD Decklink HD Extreme 6.6
    PAL Land

  • Paul Nevison

    December 12, 2007 at 10:54 am in reply to: displaying Quicktimes with correct 16:9 ratio

    ok so call me stupid….but where would I find the ‘aperture’ settings.

    both my FCP and AE projects are set up for anamorphic and the footage itself is 16:9

    it’s when i export from either FCP or AE and then open those Quicktimes in QT player that it interprets them as 4:3.

    thanks

    Macpro Duel core 3Ghz
    4.0G RAM
    OS 10.4.10
    QT 7.2
    FCP 6.0.1
    AE CS3
    BMD Decklink HD Extreme 6.6
    PAL Land

  • Paul Nevison

    December 12, 2007 at 5:48 am in reply to: displaying Quicktimes with correct 16:9 ratio

    hey Boris

    which prefs are you talking about? QT player or the clip prefs (apple-J) once the movie is loaded into QT player

    I couldn’t find an “aperture” setting in either of the above mentioned prefs.

    thanks

    Macpro Duel core 3Ghz
    4.0G RAM
    OS 10.4.10
    QT 7.2
    FCP 6.0.1
    AE CS3
    BMD Decklink HD Extreme 6.6
    PAL Land

  • Paul Nevison

    December 10, 2007 at 4:38 am in reply to: RAM preview fails

    yeah lower rez seems to working ok.

    i assume you assign more ram in the memory and cache settings menu.

    it is currently set at 120% = 3.0GB
    max ram cache size is 60% = 1.8GB

    disk cache is disabled.

    do these settings sound right?

    Macpro Duel core 3Ghz
    4.0G RAM
    OS 10.4.10
    QT 7.2
    FCP 6.0.1
    AE CS3
    BMD Decklink HD Extreme 6.6
    PAL Land

  • Paul Nevison

    December 10, 2007 at 1:07 am in reply to: RAM preview fails

    Ben

    sounds like you hit it there….i wondered about cache and RAM and surprise surprise it previews fine in lower rez (there are several lights in the comp as well)…..my mac has 4gb of RAM, how much RAM can AE CS3 actually use these days? FCP and company can only currently access 4gb.

    thanks again

    Macpro Duel core 3Ghz
    4.0G RAM
    OS 10.4.10
    QT 7.2
    FCP 6.0.1
    AE CS3
    BMD Decklink HD Extreme 6.6
    PAL Land

  • Paul Nevison

    December 8, 2007 at 6:41 am in reply to: Color Magic in CS3? Take a look!

    color finesse comes free bundled with AE….you can install it from your AE disks!

    Macpro Duel core 3Ghz
    4.0G RAM
    OS 10.4.10
    QT 7.2
    FCP 6.0.1
    AE CS3
    BMD Decklink HD Extreme 6.6
    PAL Land

  • Paul Nevison

    December 7, 2007 at 10:30 pm in reply to: Color Magic in CS3? Take a look!

    no magic bullet looks is a new application….far more advanced than colorista. Looks has all the mask and vingette options you need for advanced colour correction.

    You can do most of what you want with the standard AE controls….Looks just puts them all in one place with a user friendly UI.

    check out the free demo and tutuorial movies

    Macpro Duel core 3Ghz
    4.0G RAM
    OS 10.4.10
    QT 7.2
    FCP 6.0.1
    AE CS3
    BMD Decklink HD Extreme 6.6
    PAL Land

  • Paul Nevison

    December 7, 2007 at 5:01 am in reply to: organic looking dust

    thanks for the suggestions

    yes foam seems to get better movement…but unfortunately is doesnt seem to support 3d and no depth of field as far as i can tell.

    particular does give the option for 3d camera movement and nice DOF

    Macpro Duel core 3Ghz
    4.0G RAM
    OS 10.4.10
    QT 7.2
    FCP 6.0.1
    AE CS3
    BMD Decklink HD Extreme 6.6
    PAL Land

  • Paul Nevison

    December 6, 2007 at 7:56 am in reply to: Color Magic in CS3? Take a look!

    there are plenty of grading tools within AE to achieve this….but a great plugin suite that brings all the tools together and with a grading friendly interface try Magic Bullet Looks…..very nice feature set

    Macpro Duel core 3Ghz
    4.0G RAM
    OS 10.4.10
    QT 7.2
    FCP 6.0.1
    AE CS3
    BMD Decklink HD Extreme 6.6
    PAL Land

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