Ryan Neuman
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Not far at all, typically just a few feet from each other.
These are the types of videos I do:
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We are not using rechargeable batteries, and what I mean by “the pairing shuts off with the camera” is that the lavalier mic loses connection with receivers mounted on the camera.
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I just tried the compressor method but it only exports one image instead of the whole thing, could I be having issues since I’m pulling these images off another network? They’re not saved directly to my computer. I followed this tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNN01yectZ4
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Well I ended up going back to Yosemite and it still moves pretty slow but it doesn’t completely crash on me anymore which is a plus I guess. I cut down from importing 10,000 images at once to 1,000 and it takes about 10-15 minutes each time to import. Sometimes when Final Cut comes back to life it’ll show that none of the images imported which is annoying and then I’ll have to reimport, maybe it’s just something I have to learn to be patient with?
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They are jpg’s generally around 180KB in size
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Sorry, I’m a little new to this site, but just posted to that forum as well
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I actually am using FCPX and the images are generally around 180KB each in size. And I’m back on Yosemite now and uninstalled and reinstalled FCPX. And I have been importing them in smaller chunks (around 1,000 images each time I import) and it still moves pretty slow, maybe that’s just a normal thing? I swear it used to work faster though dealing with time lapse videos in FCPX…