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  • Robb Harriss

    April 1, 2010 at 11:59 pm in reply to: Embeding Subtitles w/out losing timecode

    that code came out crappy. This should be the link. let me know…

    https://f1.creativecow.net/675/creating-window-burned-qt-files‘>675_creatingqtfileswithtimecodewindowburns.pdf.zip

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  • Robb Harriss

    April 1, 2010 at 11:50 pm in reply to: Embeding Subtitles w/out losing timecode

    yeah, I found it. It’s a big long thing I did in Screen steps. Here, I’ll try uploading it.

    Yup, it uploaded.

    <a href='https://f1.creativecow.net/675/creating-window-burned-qt-files'>675_creatingqtfileswithtimecodewindowburns.pdf.zip</a>

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  • Robb Harriss

    April 1, 2010 at 11:41 pm in reply to: Embeding Subtitles w/out losing timecode

    piece of cake
    you do it through compressor.
    Export a reference file from compressor
    setup a compression preset. You can add burned-in timecode (embedded)
    Send them the file.
    I think I even have a thing written up about that. I’ll go look.

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  • Robb Harriss

    April 1, 2010 at 4:08 pm in reply to: Reassign ggg shortcut?

    why don’t you just assign it to one of the unused keys on the keyboard, or replace one of those that you don’t use anyway? There are a couple of open ones — go look in keyboard layouts. There are some 850 key commands. I certainly don’t remember or use one or two of them. 😉

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  • Robb Harriss

    April 1, 2010 at 12:39 pm in reply to: Reassign ggg shortcut?

    why don’t you just assign it to one of the unused keys on the keyboard, or replace one of those that you don’t use anyway? There are a couple of open ones — go look in keyboard layouts. There are some 850 key commands. I certainly don’t remember or use one or two of them. 😉

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  • Robb Harriss

    April 1, 2010 at 1:26 am in reply to: Linking 2 audio clips with 1 video clip

    and you tried linking the two clips to each other first?
    Just curious. In the past on various systems one was able to link all sorts of unrelated code. That’s how we’d sync double system sound and multiple cameras/tapes.

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  • Robb Harriss

    March 31, 2010 at 4:41 am in reply to: importing cmx3400 edl

    Discreet edit* a windows NT4 only system uses proprietary AVI files on a Targa 2000 card through v6. them v6.5 used a Targa 3000 (yes? It’s been a while). So no, FCP won’t work with the media, (though you could read the media on some faked out systems). Anyway, FCP will read the cmx edls without a problem, but you won’t get any of that fancy stuff like multilayer video, or audio beyond 4 tracks. Actually for this kind of work I preferred GVG edls, there were fewer restrictions.
    You’d have been better off importing the EDL first and then using it to batch capture your footage. orks slick.

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  • Robb Harriss

    March 31, 2010 at 4:27 am in reply to: WAVE File not importing or recognized by FCP

    does it have the extension .cda?

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  • Robb Harriss

    March 30, 2010 at 11:35 pm in reply to: Livetype won’t open

    I think there’s a solution to this over at the Apple FCP forum. I actually something something on this. Wait. It was in a tweet yesterday or today. There must be a fix posted at Apple.

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  • Robb Harriss

    March 30, 2010 at 12:55 pm in reply to: Synching audio/video

    no, you have it right. It’s just a matter of shifting it every little while. You’re seeing drift. It’s not that the whole track is 10f out of sync, the sync varies over time. Hop forward 1 min and adjust the audio 2 f. Not a big deal.
    If you can actually “hear” the “bad” audio: one big trick is to put one source on one track and the other source on another. If they’re in sync there’s no echo out of sync there’s an echo. So you bump the one track until there is no echo. That amount is your offset. CMX would let us do this live on tape sources. Could do it in a couple seconds (curse you Spock!). It’s just like tuning a guitar and listening to the harmonics between the two strings. Adjust until the beat goes away.

    Good luck

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