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  • I am having exactly this problem. It’s rendered my project unworkable. I’m sure hoping someone here might chime in on it. Help?

  • Scott Squire

    October 18, 2009 at 6:34 pm in reply to: Appropriate Scratch Disk

    I found this thread because I’m experiencing the same problem with a WD My Book drive. After reading it I went to Western Digital’s website and found their walkthrough using Apple’s Disk Utility to get the drive to format. See that article here:

    https://tinyurl.com/ylc2fx5

    It seems to have formatted just fine. Hope it’s all good!

  • I’m absolutely delighted (and not a little relieved!) to say that Chris’s suggestion worked just like it should.

    I set all the render controls on the HDV timeline to ProRes422 (HQ), rendered, and exported to a QuickTime Movie using ‘current settings’. Made me an utterly lovely 42GB file, which with a bit of judicious compression markering, has now been burnt onto DVDs.

    I love when a workflow finally comes together! Thanks Chris; thanks Cow.

  • Thanks Chris. I’ve done these things and am awaiting the render/encode now. I’ll post results here. Is there somewhere I can read about the differences between export as Quicktime Movie and export using Quicktime conversion?
    Thanks again,
    Scott

  • Scott Squire

    February 11, 2008 at 6:21 am in reply to: Stop motion with an XH-A1? Is it possible?

    If you choose to go the stills route, and you shoot Canon, it’s easy: buy a Canon TC80N3 programmable shutter release. It’s about $140 (which isn’t exactly peanuts, but it’s a pretty useful little tool). Good luck.

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