[Randy Van patten]

Thanks.

[Randy Van patten]

Which effect are we talking about in Photoshop?

[Randy Van patten]

Thanks, I’ll play with that.

[Randy Van patten]

Thanks for the info. I never did export the original footage out of FCP. I just took the capture sratch QuickTimes and imported them into AE. Everything seems to be working good. I just had something else I was working on in FCP for which I did want to export and I want to make sure I choose the correct settings.

Should I be concerned with any interpolation in AE 7? Or so I keep it on NONE? I know when I work w/ Beta or DV or interpolate to Lower Field First.

Thanks for your help, Randy

[Randy Van patten]

Thanks Ed, I guess I am a bit confused still. My clips are now at 1260×720 in AE 7. When I go to render out my final render I should choose the 1080i codec? I guess I need to brush up on my HD terms. Seems as though I am working with 3 different sizes by the time I am done. I was rendering out using the DVCPROHD 720p60. I guess I’ll experiment with all of them. Suppose I should export my clip I am having an issue with out of FCP at 1080i instead of the 1260×720? Thanks, Randy

[Randy Van patten]

So is there a way to convert my file to 1.33 when I export of FCP? Randy

[Randy Van patten]

Ok, so I went into AE and rendered a clip at the same exact codec and used 48k audio and it played fine in FCP without needing to be rendered. What is up with that?

[Randy Van patten]

I a project can’t go backwards but I figured the Quicktime movies should be able to. Doens’t make sense. I will have to check the version when I get back to the office Monday.

[Randy Van patten]

You are correct. Bit if the version in FCP Stuido is the same version as 4.5 shouldn’t it work. That would really stink if it won’t. Hmmmm

[Randy Van patten]

You are correct. Bit if the version in FCP Stuido is the same version as 4.5 shouldn’t it work. That would really stink if it won’t. Hmmmm