Peter Wiggins
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Peter Wiggins
February 25, 2006 at 6:25 pm in reply to: Any limit to number of clips in FCP 5 browser?10,000 clips in a project, ouch!
Put the kettle on everytime the autosave kicks in.
Peter
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You’ve tried putting everything back to its previous config?
Have you made a duplicate of the project & tried opening that?
What about trying to open the last good copy in the Autosave vault?
just a few thoughts..
Peter
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Yes 3 ingest stations on Xsan, clips play back on FCP timeline 5 seconds after recording.
https://www.apple.com/uk/pro/video/tourdefrance/
Peter
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[Justin] “maybe it’s cos i’m working in 10 bit 444 HD…at home on an SD premier pro”
Do the streetlights dim when you turn your raid on?
Peter
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Peter Wiggins
February 17, 2006 at 11:40 pm in reply to: Create 16:9 from 4:3 ( Yes, I know… ) FCP Plugin ?But then you can’t move the clips up or down so you don’t cut off heads etc.
If you have the original sequence, make a duplicate then change the propeties to anamorphic.
Blowup all the clips to 133% (you can paste attributes here) and then watch through, stop when you have to move a clip & if you use the wireframe, hold shift down so you don’t get any X movement and make sure you stop the Y offset at a ‘whole’ number.I think thats it 🙂
Peter
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Peter Wiggins
February 17, 2006 at 4:50 pm in reply to: Motion Path – ziiIIp! – SCREECH and crawl… crawl… – ziiIIp!if you go to the inspector, you can enter a larger amount than the arrow will let you.
Peter
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Peter Wiggins
February 17, 2006 at 11:56 am in reply to: Capturing Digibeta Problems: AUDIO DROPOUTS[JeffreyJohn] “t is not the tapes because I captured a bit again and had audio dropouts in different spots.”
Best way to check that is to put the Condition Display into enable & watch for the errors.
However, sounds like a reference problem, try switching the ref switch to its other setting and/or disconnecting the SDI input to the digi.
My Decklink & digibeta can work without a reference signal, I’m not too sure about the Kona, but I bet further ‘posters’ will recommend an SPGPeter
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Peter Wiggins
February 17, 2006 at 10:00 am in reply to: Motion Path – ziiIIp! – SCREECH and crawl… crawl… – ziiIIp!I’ve made exactly what you are trying to do, but in a different way.
Add a fast throw behavior but end the length of it on the timeline where you want the object to change speed.
Then add another slower throw behavior starting the frame after the last one had finished
Yeup, you guessed, where you want the object to zip off, end the previous behavior and apply a newer faster one.So on inspecting the timeline, the behaviors on the object should stack up graphically like stairs
Doing it this way means you can also alter the parameters should you have a larger name or logo to get into title safe long enough so it can be read.
Peter
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[debe] “Projects files should never be on external drives,”
Bad advice, nothing wrong with having a project stored externally – ever heard of a SAN?
Peter
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My favourite:-
“Shall I make you a cup of tea while this is rendering?”
Just my 2 Euros
Peter