Psehn429
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Yes, I’ve trashed my preferences and repaired permissions…same thing.
I hate the idea of uninstalling leopard, and I’m not sure when we’re going to spring for an FCP upgrade.
thanks for your help
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I do know it’s a downconvert, which was the reason for my frustration. Obviously, the client didn’t know it was a downconvert and I didn’t want to call him out if it wasn’t possible for me to get something which I could work with in FCP.
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Check under “Tools” > “Keyboard Layout,” > “Customize.” Under the “ctrl” tab you’ll find an icon on the V button. If your “cut” icon isn’t there, find it under one of the drop down carrots on the right and drag to replace it. I think you’re looking for “add edit”, which is under the Sequence menu.
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No, it should be able to work on nested sequences. A nested sequence is still seeing your origional edits, just in one track. If you double click on the nested sequence, you’ll see the origional clips in the origional sequence (usually ending with a .1). That is to say, your origional sequence is still there, its not like it turned into one file (i.e. an imported quicktime). That original sequence will still be 4×3. Another thing to think about….if this media was shot and captured at 4×3, when you make it anamorphic, you will be stretching the clips, making them distorted.
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It’s frustrating becuase there are no 800 ports on the imac g5. We have one in house, but we use it sparingly to do work on. When we do, we use a Lacie big disk 500 gig which sports a 400 firewire connection.
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I’m assuming your blackmagic setting shows up in ‘sequence presets’? If it does, edit the preset and check the anamorphic setting next to pixel aspect ratio. Hope that helps.
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Thanks for your help. Do you know why that happened to your drive? I can’t figure out why this would have happened to mine.