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Simon Chan
July 16, 2008 at 7:28 pm in reply to: “Bad Pixels” Apple ProRes 422

Only solution we came up with was to render it all out Uncompressed 10bit then go into the source QTs and export Tiff frames out where the bad pixels were and replace those frames in Final Cut. Then export another Uncompressed 10bit QT out for our master…

Simon Chan @ Artificial Army
G5 Dual 2GHZ 4.0 Gig Ram, Decklink HD, Atto UL4D, Huge 320R, Final Cut 6.0.2, After Effects CS3
Simon Chan
July 9, 2008 at 9:58 pm in reply to: “Bad Pixels” Apple ProRes 422

Our clips are 1080p 24p and 30p. We shot 30p on accident. The glitches exist in both 24p and 30p clips…

Simon Chan @ Artificial Army
G5 Dual 2GHZ 4.0 Gig Ram, Decklink HD, Atto UL4D, Huge 320R, Final Cut 6.0.2, After Effects CS3
Simon Chan
July 9, 2008 at 9:55 pm in reply to: “Bad Pixels” Apple ProRes 422

We are using latest QT Version 7.5 (149.5)

Final Cut 6.0.4

Your experience is exactly like mine. After Effects isn’t as bad as Final Cut. In fact After Effects hasn’t had nearly as many glitches and they vanish pretty quick. I think its a bug in the codec using ram…

Simon Chan @ Artificial Army
G5 Dual 2GHZ 4.0 Gig Ram, Decklink HD, Atto UL4D, Huge 320R, Final Cut 6.0.2, After Effects CS3
Simon Chan
July 7, 2008 at 9:07 pm in reply to: “Bad Pixels” Apple ProRes 422

Well the thing is the glitches don’t exist on the transfered QT’s. They only occur randomly in Final Cut. And actually now in After Effects as well. They don’t happen in the same place. If I re-open Final Cut and play the sequence the glitches will be in a different place than the last time I played it. And when i render the glitches happen randomly in places as well.

Simon Chan @ Artificial Army
G5 Dual 2GHZ 4.0 Gig Ram, Decklink HD, Atto UL4D, Huge 320R, Final Cut 6.0.2, After Effects CS3
Simon Chan
July 7, 2008 at 8:33 pm in reply to: “Bad Pixels” Apple ProRes 422

P2 Data is gone. The data was copied on location from P2 cards through laptop to hard drives. Then the data was transfered from the hard drive into final cut.

Simon Chan @ Artificial Army
G5 Dual 2GHZ 4.0 Gig Ram, Decklink HD, Atto UL4D, Huge 320R, Final Cut 6.0.2, After Effects CS3
Simon Chan
July 2, 2008 at 6:25 pm in reply to: “Bad Pixels” Apple ProRes 422

It’s a good theory but we transferred the footage to our other Intel based Mac as well and we have the same issues.

Simon Chan @ Artificial Army
G5 Dual 2GHZ 4.0 Gig Ram, Decklink HD, Atto UL4D, Huge 320R, Final Cut 6.0.2, After Effects CS3
Simon Chan
July 2, 2008 at 6:23 pm in reply to: “Bad Pixels” Apple ProRes 422

It’s a good theory but we transferred the footage to our other Intel based Mac as well and we have the same issues.

Simon Chan @ Artificial Army
G5 Dual 2GHZ 4.0 Gig Ram, Decklink HD, Atto UL4D, Huge 320R, Final Cut 6.0.2, After Effects CS3
Simon Chan
January 17, 2008 at 10:01 pm in reply to: DON’T install QT 7.4 if you use after effects

Im trying Targa sequence.

Simon Chan @ Artificial Army
G5 Dual 2GHZ 4.0 Gig Ram, Decklink HD, Atto UL4D, Huge 320R, Final Cut 6.0.2, After Effects CS3
Simon Chan
January 17, 2008 at 9:59 pm in reply to: DON’T install QT 7.4 if you use after effects

Doesn’t work…

Simon Chan @ Artificial Army
G5 Dual 2GHZ 4.0 Gig Ram, Decklink HD, Atto UL4D, Huge 320R, Final Cut 6.0.2, After Effects CS3
Simon Chan
January 17, 2008 at 9:46 pm in reply to: DON’T install QT 7.4 if you use after effects

Im testing your solution right now.

Simon Chan @ Artificial Army
G5 Dual 2GHZ 1.5 Gig Ram, Decklink HD, Atto UL4D, Huge 320R, Final Cut HD, After Effects 6

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