Shane Ross
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Just making sure it wasn’t DVCPRO 50. That has a higher data rate.
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VIDEO TRANSITIONS>IRIS>OVAL IRIS. Turn Feathering on and adjust the border to how soft you want the edges to be.
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How many? I have never encountered this issue myself. I assume that your original sequence is a DVCPRO sequence, not a DV sequence, correct?
And I know that this is a dumb question, but I will ask it anyway…are you sure that you out point isn’t a few frames after picture ends? Often I will go to the end of the sequence and hit out, but the end of my sequence is black with a few dwindling seconds or frames of music.
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Did you use the Juicer to convert the Digital Juice files to something your system can handle? Say DV/NTSC? What are the timeline settings you are trying to work with? ANything greater that the DV setting with a firewire 400 drive won’t work, since the firewire 400 drives are really only good for DV files, even though Apple doesn’t recommend they be used at all.
And I assume the moves on the pictures have been rendered, correct?
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OK then…lets look at this:
“anything from an imported clip to a basic motion”
Imported from where? How? And what do you mean by “basic motion?”
How are you getting the footage you are trying to play back?
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Ouch. Avoid the mac mini for this. It really isn’t meant for it. I have heard good, and bad things.
Go to e-bay and look for a more recent G4. That will suit you MUCH better.
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Highlight the drive and hit APPLE-I. Look under format and see what it says. It should be Mac OS Extended…if it isn’t that could be the issue. Then what you’d need to do it copy all the files off of it, reformat it, them copy them back.
If it is Mac OS Extended, then something else is going on…but let’s start here.
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YOu might have set an out point JUST BEYOND the last frame of timecode. The symptom you described is what happens to me when I do that. Move the outpoint a few seconds earlier and see what happens.
Just a thought.
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Where is the media stored? Not on the system drive I’d hope (you being a certified Apple Pro and all). What is the format of the drive you are storing your Media? And what sort of drive is it?
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Yeah, that would be copywright infringement. That is a known song, and you’d have to get the rights to the music. Just like the company that made the ring tone had to pay for the right to make it a ring tone.
But like Sean said. If they are insisting, have them sign a waiver so that all responsibility is theirs when it rears it’s ugly head.
The issue, not your client. The issue rears it’s ugly….oh nevermind.