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Scott J
May 2, 2009 at 9:01 pm in reply to: Prores HQ on Macbook Problems, Please Help.

Thanks everyone for all your advise. I done my research based on what you both said and I’m trying to find some other arrangement with edit equipment. One last question, would the Hard Drive within the actual Macbook be fast enough to deal with the prores footage?

Scott
Scott J
May 2, 2009 at 3:01 am in reply to: Prores HQ on Macbook Problems, Please Help.

Thanks Rafael,

I have a Firewire case that I will swap over. Is there a way to tell if I have a Firewire 400 or 800?

Scott
Scott J
October 7, 2006 at 5:51 pm in reply to: 2 x Problems: Slowing Down Emiters and Output Video too fast

Hi there,

I used the files u posted with great effect, thanks guys for your help. The project looked great and my teachers were wll impressed with the whole thing.
Just got one other problem but will post that as a new thread.

Thanks

Scott J
Scott J
October 3, 2006 at 11:34 pm in reply to: 2 x Problems: Slowing Down Emiters and Output Video too fast

Thanks for looking into it, i’m constantly at it myself due to the hand in date being Friday!! Nothing like cutting it fine. Tried your sugestions but with no luck.

Thanks

Scott J
Scott J
October 3, 2006 at 10:57 pm in reply to: 2 x Problems: Slowing Down Emiters and Output Video too fast

Thanks for the help, tried all your sugestions but none had the desired effect, none slowed the creation of the emitter. The template I used was from January 2006 pack from the wondertouch website (emitters_06_01.il3), its called ‘Light Wave 04’. I changed the image with my own photoshop picture and changed the colors, I love this emitter due to the 3D look so hats off to the author. Would this be any of any help? I’m able to slow the the movement of the emitter once its created and starts drifting off screen but not the speed its created.

Thanks

Scott J
Scott J
October 3, 2006 at 5:20 pm in reply to: 2 x Problems: Slowing Down Emiters and Output Video too fast

Hi Guys,

Managed to sort out the problem with the final output being too fast, still not sure what the problem was. The solution was to exsport as a string of images at 25fps (as my project is PAL DV). I then took the sequence into SHAKE and exsported it as a Quicktime. I descovered the hardway that final cut does not reconise image sequences and the help files recomend that you use Quicktime Pro to create a movie sequence.

However I’m stills stumped on the slowing down emitter problem. Please Help?

Scott
Scott J
September 17, 2006 at 6:12 pm in reply to: 16×9 PAL Anamorphic Project Settings

Hi,

I had the similar problem and a nice person from wondertouch emailed me not the complete answer but enough to get me started to work out the problem. You have to exsport your footage as square pixels, and at the stretched outresolution in PAL, which is 1024 x 576. I’m using Final Cut and is easily done in this package but little knowledge of other sorry. Hope this helps as it works fine with mine.

Scott