[Per Rönnecke]

That’s OK, dude 🙂

/Per

[Per Rönnecke]

Thanks! 🙂

/Per

[Per Rönnecke]

[Walter Biscardi] “For Pal I believe the field order should be Upper (Odd) Field First.”

For DV-Pal it should be Lower (even).

/Per

[Per Rönnecke]

Thanks, Graham!

That’s typical! I have your Film Presets, Set 1 and G Free, not Set 2!! 🙂 I’ll try out the demo!

/Per

[Per Rönnecke]

Thanks Andy. I will try that and give you my opinion. And thanks for the link.

And David, maybe the seen is already shot or maybe it’s a green screen shot and you want to “shake” both foreground and background simultaneously to improve the live feeling.

I’ve tried some motion editing in FCP, but it always ends up quite static.

/Per

[Per Rönnecke]

Yes, now I know that could be a solution, but is the built-in audio professional quality compared to the IO input?

Thanks, Per!

[Per Rönnecke]

Thanks, Curtis!

/Per

[Per Rönnecke]

Thanks John!

I didn’t know that you could check the content of the file that way. It was a render folder that had sneaked into the file. Strange! So now the file has been operated, the cancer is gone and the patient survived! 🙂 Thanks again!

/Per

[Per Rönnecke]

I know and I will probably don’t do anything about it since the program works and I soon will be upgrading to FCP 5.0. But it should be good to know whats happend and if it’s possible to avoid in the future.

/Per

[Per Rönnecke]

It’s not a movie file – it’s the program file!

/Per