Russell Lasson
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It sounds like your device control preset isn’t set up right. I would suggest going into the Audio/Video Settings – Device Control Presets and duplicating the one you’re currently using. Then make changes to it by changing the Protocol to other Sony options. Sorry, I don’t know which one to use.
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Russell Lasson
Kaleidoscope Pictures
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I would use h.264 in compressor. Just create your own settings. Medium quality should be pretty close to the size you need. Then change the frame size to 640×360.
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Russell Lasson
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That’s what I use too.
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Russell Lasson
Kaleidoscope Pictures
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The two applications that really use the graphics cards are Motion and Color. If I were you, I would try only installing Final Cut 6, Compressor and DVD Studio Pro when you install. Then see how it runs.
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Russell Lasson
Kaleidoscope Pictures
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You can also just export a couple of tracks at a time instead of exporting everything at once.
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Russell Lasson
Kaleidoscope Pictures
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Russell Lasson
January 31, 2008 at 9:54 pm in reply to: COW Tutorials: Final Cut Pro The Ultimate Real-world FCP FAQ, part 2Way to go Shane! These rock!
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Russell Lasson
Kaleidoscope Pictures
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Russell Lasson
January 31, 2008 at 9:36 pm in reply to: No video in canvas or viewer, just black, audio works fineShane’s Stock Answer #15: White or Black Canvas
If your canvas is suddenly all white or all black, make sure the canvas or viewer are selected then go to VIEW>CHANNELS and set it to RGB. It might be set to ALPHA.
Did that work? If it did, you owe Shane lunch for the stock answer.
For more answers, visit the cow tutorials.
https://library.creativecow.net/articles/ross_shane/fcp_faq.php
https://library.creativecow.net/articles/ross_shane/fcp_faq2.php-Russ (just quoting Shane though)
Russell Lasson
Kaleidoscope Pictures
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First off, throw away the AVID system….jk
[Craig Hirshberg] “I’ve heard I should get another hard drive and install Leopard on each as a separate bootable drive, and then install Avid on one, FCP on the other. I’d like to get this right the first time since it’s a new system, so is there any other advice? “
If it’s going to work, that would be the way to do it, with separate start up disks. You don’t have to buy another hard drive. Instead, you could just partition the one you have.
The big question that I can’t answer is if the different hardware would cause problems being installed at the same time.
-Russ
Russell Lasson
Kaleidoscope Pictures
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It’s my understanding that AVC-Intra currently isn’t an editing codec. You can import AVC-Intra to ProRes using Log and Transfer, but from there, it’s all ProRes.
-Russ
Russell Lasson
Kaleidoscope Pictures
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FCP will never playback a still natively. It will either use some sort of previewing or just turn red all together requiring a render. That will depend on your system and sequence settings.
One thing you can check it to see what your RT settings are. On your timeline, to the very far upper left where it says “RT” click on it and select unlimited instead of safe. That might help.
Also, if a warning comes up saying that you’ve dropped frames on playback, deselect the warn next time. It might help too.
-Russ
Russell Lasson
Kaleidoscope Pictures
Provo, UT