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  • I set the field to none. Still that ugly flash. Aargh. What’s crazy is that the flashes are invisible within FCP. The export has them, whether playing back on Vimeo, in QT or VLC. But if I take that same exported file and put it in a sequence in FCP, the problem is gone. I know I’m repeating myself from my original post. But just in case that triggers something, now that you’ve seen it…

  • Here are my sequence settings:
    Pixel Aspect Ratio is indeed NTSC
    The Compressor QT Video Settings are ProRes 422

    I tried play back on another computer. Same problem. If you want to see what it looks like, it’s here:

    https://vimeo.com/68162476
    temp PW is murmurpreview

  • I didn’t put it into a DV timeline. When I began work, I imported into a fresh project and did as you say, clicked YES when it asked to make the sequence settings match the clip settings.

    I’m very confused but don’t think I have a DV sequence… That was simply one of the exports I tried when I started getting these flashes. The footage was transferred from 16mm film and the editing timebase is 29.97…

  • Hello! Here are the parameters of the file. Thank you!

    *** General Parameters ***
    – Name: Murmurations_16mm_OCN_Roll_B.mov
    – Container: MOV – QuickTime
    – Size: 847.25 MB
    – Duration: 6mn 8s
    – Bitrate: 18.4 Mbps

    *** Video Track Parameters ***
    – Format: Apple ProRes 422
    – Bitrate: Max.: Undefined / Average: 16.0 Mbps / Min.: Undefined
    – Frame rate (fps): Max.: — / Average: 29.970 / Min.: —
    – Encoding profile: Undefined
    – Image size: 720*486
    – Pixel Aspect Ratio: Undefined
    – Display Aspect Ratio: 3:2
    – Interlacing: Interlaced – Bottom Field First

    *** First Audio Track Parameters ***
    – Format: Uncompressed PCM
    – Bitrate: 1 152 Kbps
    – Resolution: 24 bits
    – Rate: 48.0 KHz
    – Channel(s): mono
    – Position: Front: C

    *** Miscellaneous ***
    – Subtitle(s): No Subtitle
    – Album: Undefined
    – Performer: Undefined
    – Genre: Undefined
    – Encoded date: UTC 2013-05-31 19:02:10
    – Album artist: Undefined

  • Did you ever figure this out? I’m having the same problem, never experienced it before!

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