Peter Litwinowicz
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I just ran a 3 second 29.97 1920×1080 Pro Res clip at 70% using Twixtor and it took 1 minute 10 seconds on a similar machine.
Please send us a project so we can take a look at how your FCP file is set up. If you could just reduce it to the sequences that are needed and the sequence that uses Twixtor (obviously since you are slowing it down there may be a nested sequence that is needed), or at least tell us which sequence to look at and the part that has Twixtor applied.
You can send the FCP project to techsupport (at) revisionfx (dot) com.
Pete -
I just ran a 3 second 29.97 1920×1080 Pro Res clip at 70% using Twixtor and it took 1 minute 10 seconds on a similar machine.
Please send us a project so we can take a look at how your FCP file is set up. If you could just reduce it to the sequences that are needed and the sequence that uses Twixtor (obviously since you are slowing it down there may be a nested sequence that is needed), or at least tell us which sequence to look at and the part that has Twixtor applied.
You can send the FCP project to techsupport (at) revisionfx (dot) com.
Pete -
Also wondering, has FCP imported the footage as interlaced when in fact it is progressive?
make sure to view the item properties for the clip (in both the bin and timeline) and see if FCP has incorrectly marked the footage “Field DOminance” property.
Pete
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Also wondering, has FCP imported the footage as interlaced when in fact it is progressive?
make sure to view the item properties for the clip (in both the bin and timeline) and see if FCP has incorrectly marked the footage “Field DOminance” property.
Pete
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So Cinema Tools will conform your 60 (59.95) fps footage to 30 (29.97) fps… and Cinema tools doesn’t show you what the rate was BEFORE conforming, it just asks you what you want to convert it to. So 60pfs doesn’t actually show up anywhere in the workflow, except that it’s encoded in your QT movie before you process it with Cinema Tools.
So after you conform from 59.94 to 29.97 (or your final editing fps), you should be able to see after conforming to 29.97 that FCP will see the footage as 29.97 and will play it twice as slow (because Cinema Tools has told it to play every frame of the 59.94 original at a 29.97 frame rate)
Pete
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So Cinema Tools will conform your 60 (59.95) fps footage to 30 (29.97) fps… and Cinema tools doesn’t show you what the rate was BEFORE conforming, it just asks you what you want to convert it to. So 60pfs doesn’t actually show up anywhere in the workflow, except that it’s encoded in your QT movie before you process it with Cinema Tools.
So after you conform from 59.94 to 29.97 (or your final editing fps), you should be able to see after conforming to 29.97 that FCP will see the footage as 29.97 and will play it twice as slow (because Cinema Tools has told it to play every frame of the 59.94 original at a 29.97 frame rate)
Pete
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When Twixtor shows up in FCP, does it show up as Twixtor 4.5, or does it show up as Twixtor 4.5 FxPlug?
That said, can also answer this question: Is the name of the installer for version you tried for version 5 named Twixtor5.04Installer or TwixtorFxPlug5.1.2Installer?
Pete
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When Twixtor shows up in FCP, does it show up as Twixtor 4.5, or does it show up as Twixtor 4.5 FxPlug?
That said, can also answer this question: Is the name of the installer for version you tried for version 5 named Twixtor5.04Installer or TwixtorFxPlug5.1.2Installer?
Pete
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Can we take this offline. Please email me at techupport (at) revisionfx (dot) com.
can you mail me a Nuke script that works that you create on the render-only machine and one that is created on your OS X machine?
pete
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Can we take this offline. Please email me at techupport (at) revisionfx (dot) com.
can you mail me a Nuke script that works that you create on the render-only machine and one that is created on your OS X machine?
pete