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Yes it does!!! Why?

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Jeff,
Sorry! I have a G4 Dual 1ghzs. So, I have to replace a battery huh. I’ll search for instructions on that.
Thanks, Chris

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Thanks David!

A blur huh? Now I’m wondering if I could just do it in FinalCut. Stack the image and crop the top layer to the black dot and blur it? What do you think?

Chris

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Thanks!
PS There is a quicktime update called the anamophizer. Just out on the apple site.

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Pro Max Rocks!! Nughf Said.

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Well it seems to working just fine…. I just have to go clip by clip and reset it for anamorphic. Pretty cool to be watching real 16×9 on the old HD screen for once. God help me if I every need to use real HD….
Thanks, Chris

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Thanks Walter!
Thats great to know… I really was thinking Quicktime would add something(or take something away) to the whole process. Thanks for clearing that up.. What a relief. And here one more reason for “Dropped Frames”

Using 24pa footage of a DVX100 and cutting in a 23.98 timeline. When you play it back, Final Cut adds the pull-down on the fly, this is processor intensive so reorganizing all the media into one easy to find clip is sometimes the way to go. Especially if your using a little powerbook to print to tape!!

Thanks so much, Chris

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Thanks Wilhelm,
I’ll give it a try, again!
Chris

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Tracey
Ummm… yeah I don’t know. I’m not really a camera person. But when I look in the viewfinder I see a full image, cropped on the right and left and no bars. And the capture window shows no bars either. So I’m not sure. Plus the view finder says its 16bit 16×9.

Thanks,Chris

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Wilhelm,
Was the footage fine when you streached it to fit the 16×9 Canvus?
Thanks, Chris