Phos Phene
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open the timeline you want to loop
view –> loop playback
press play
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How to “erase” a P2 card with the Finder in 2 keystrokes….
1- the P2 card is mounted on your desktop
2- select the “CONTENTS” folder and press “apple-delete” to send the folder to the trash
3- press “apple-option-shift-delete” to force empty the trashThe P2 card is now ready for the camera. The camera automatically overwrites the old “lastclip.txt” file once you start recording again.
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DANGIT!
motion 3 doesnt do any of the things I want to try….
1- objects dont cast shadows when lights are shined on them.
2- use 3-d text. not 2-d text in 3-d space, i want 3-d letters!
i agree with the author of this thread. now, in 2007, drop shadows and 3-d text should be included in a “pro” application. basic fundamental stuff that motion 3 is missing. put your head down apple.
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If you compress the video into MPEG 1 , the audio and video will be muxed into 1 track. Although,anything can be reverse engineered if somebody tries hard enough.
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ATTO has a free utility that tests RAID speeds.
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Thanks for the quick response. i figured out the prob just as soon as i clicked “post”
Basically, there were only 2 audio tracks at the in/out points i had set. lol
the video track had 2 takes in it, but i was only merging the audio from the first take. so, naturally, 1/2 of the clip only had 2 audio tracks.
Although, I discovered something interesting in the process. FCP 5.1.4 will not allow me to merge another 2 tracks onto a track that was created by merging.
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repairing permission for the system drive using disk utility often helps me with general errors.
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sweet, thanx
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OK thanks.
Just so I’m 100% sure exactly why one would choose 64 or 128. So it’s an environment based decision and not hardware based? ie: I would pick 128k over 64k because of how big the files I am working with(video)…nothing to do with the model of the hard drive requuiring a certain block size.?
A larger block size means less reading to the drive so performance is improved even more? Then why not crank it all the way up to 512k or more?
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hmmmm. enclosure manual says 64 or 128k for best performance