[Sean Lloyd]

Hi Roland,

I still seem to be having an issue. I am able to send the clips with their appropriate names, and in the sequence of clips the first one renders out properly, but the subsequent clips are coming out as nothing but gray on the screen.

Any ideas. Thanks for your help…Ian
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[Sean Lloyd]

Hi Roland,

Thanks very much. Had a bit of a synchronous hick up the first time I tried it, as some of my footage had a weird artifacting, but then finally realized that I’d made a mistake prior to import. I think I have it down now. I appreciate the response. Cheers…Ian’

[Sean Lloyd]

I know this is an old thread, but the one thing that I think may be missing is the work around. I have just completed a very long project and now that I ready to output I am in a quandary as to how to do so, regarding this issue. Is this something that should be tackled in Quicktime conversion on output or is there a better way. Thanks…Ian

[Sean Lloyd]

Hi Kevin,

I do know that short cut. I think that I used it, but could be wrong. I rendered it by adding it to the render queue. It was set for Best settings and Lossless and 1920×1080.

I already put it back in my sequence, and have more than enough resolution to make it work. Next time I use it, I will go through these exact steps before I start to make sure that this doesn’t happen again. Thanks very much for your help…Ian

[Sean Lloyd]

Hi Kevin,

Thanks for the response. The comp settings are custom 1920x 1080 and I changed the pixel aspect ratio
from DVCPRO HD to square. That corrected the aspect ratio problem, but the picture is still smaller than my ProRes 422 HQ sequence. Any ideas on that? And thanks very much for the advice…Ian

[Sean Lloyd]

Also my work around was to just add frames to the Animation timeline…

[Sean Lloyd]

Ultimately this doesn’t work for me, because I need the texture that I made behind my text, but this( for those who may have been following this thread) is a very good tutorial. Thanks Richard…Ian

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxKSfBNokqs

[Sean Lloyd]

I will check them out, but these are just titles. Thanks for your help…Ian

[Sean Lloyd]

If it did what it did the first time with JPEG or TIFF or whatever, it would be very fast. If you know of a better way then tell me what it is or send me a link. Your attitude or description doesn’t help me.

[Sean Lloyd]

Perhaps. I haven’t used it before, but when I did the first frame it worked just as I wanted it to. It made a high res move of my frame that has text in it which I will import into FCP and edit as a movie not as a JPEG. Because whenever I import text directly into FCP the resolution isn’t very good. Also, since every other JPEG that I try this same thing on works like I want it to, it indicates that something is strange with the few that don’t.