Peter Wiggins
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Thanks Gary,
Through a colleague I heard of a post house that has hit this problem, along with constant crashes.
Interesting as terrablock was a suggested solution before we went Xsan at Molinare.
Peter
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Is it true you can’t have more than 1500 files on a terrablock?
Peter
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Motion does the same as QT Pro too.
If you were really clever you could set up a template which would do most of the hard work for youPeter
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More expensive, but you cant forget Fibre 😉
Peter
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[John Calhoun] “The amount of stereo delay we perceive is dependent upon the size of a room; i.e. the echo of a large room is different than that of a small room, which is different than outdoors. Echo is different in a room with carpet and drapes than it is for an empty room. For my purposes, (concert footage) the 1 frame offset (1/30 of a second) works perfectly and sounds completely natural.”
It has nothing to do with room sizes.
Your brain calculates the direction of a sound by the delay between your two ears.Peter
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Peter Wiggins
April 29, 2006 at 8:52 am in reply to: How can I use my itunes library in final cut pro?Maybe, but they haven’t got the DRM that Itunes purchased music has.
Matte, thanks for being my unpaid copy checker, but I stand with my original sentence.
A bit vague, possibly but you know the law!How long before this thread gets axed??
Peter
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Peter Wiggins
April 29, 2006 at 1:22 am in reply to: How can I use my itunes library in final cut pro?Actually Itunes can convert Itunes purchased music to be used in FCP, and (wait for it) I do this every day.
I am working under a blanket music licence with a broadcaster (see below) and everybody gets paid beacuse I have a 2 PA’s that file music returns, publisher & composer details etc.
Now, If i told you how to do it, that would be illegal 😉
Peter
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If you sent any part of a tape like that to broadcast, it would be instant rejection.
The space between your ears gives a far smaller time delay than 330 metres per second divided by 25 or 30.
So by my maths, and feel free anybody to jump in here and correct me, but you are exagerating an effect by over 52 timesBut never mind the maths, if it doesn’t sound good, it isn’t.
Peter
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Try bit crusher in Soundtrack Pro
Peter
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I would not recommend doing this at all.
Peter
Editing the World Championship Snooker
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