Phil Yunker
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Jan,
Thanks for the reply. We are working with Ed Janda with Panasonic on a shoot for the IRL IndyCar that is sponsored by Panasonic. The majority of the footage will be shot with the VariCam and the AG-HVX200 would be second angle. I was hoping that there would be a place in Indy that would have the AG-HVX200 for rent and that you would be able to direct me to this place. However, after calling most places in town I’m finding that we will probably have to go to Fletcher in Chicago.
Is there a link on the Panasonic site that lists the houses that rent these cameras similar to the link for the VariCams.
PHIL
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Trying getting in touch with NASCAR Images I believe they would hold the rights to the footage you need. I would think it would be really expensive. Sorry, I don’t have contact details for NASCAR IMAGES.
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Interesting. Some day try a “test” export as a quicktime(not quicktime conversion) then import that quicktime into Compressor. I think you will see that it works with out a problem. Gld to hear that you got your issuse corrected.
Have a nice day.
PEY
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I understand that you may be reluctant to try this, however, I had the exact same problem last night with a two hour movie I just finished for a friend, tried to export from FCP using export using compressor and received the “failed” warning so I had to export a quicktime and import it into compressor. It works and I don’t hink it’s really a work around, think about it this way, let’s say another editor gave you the quicktime file to compress for him because he doens’t have DVD studio pro, this is the way you would have to get the file into compressor. Does this make sense? Sorry, but you might have to change your workflow.
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Are you exporting from FCP using compressor or are you exporting a quicktime from FCP?
I have also tried to export from FCP using compressor and have received the “failed” warning.
Try exporting a quicktime (NOT using the export conversion) just a quicktime so the icon is a FCP icon, then import that file into compressor. -
Shane,
YES! That’s it, it’s working ! SWEET! I have video on the monitor!
Thanks SO much!
PHIL