Steve Rogalinski
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I appreciate your advice and don’t know why I’m attached to someone else’s thread… new at this.
But I guess I failed to mention that I’m talking about using video – not stills. Sorry
Steve Rogalinski
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Help!
I’m in a time crunch and totally confused.
I am creating a dvd from a bunch of clips I am downloading from the internet. I want them to look their best when they are shown on a projection screen. What is the best way to convert them, edit them in FCP, and create a DVD?
How do I handle various frame sizes? I plan to convert them to quicktimes with MPEG Streamclip b4 I bring them into FCP. Is this the way to go? When I export from MPEG Streamclip what should my compression and frame size settings be? I assume I should try to match them up with my FCP sequence. Is that right?
What should my sequence settings be for
- frame size
- aspect ratio
- compression
Any quick response would be greatly appreciated
Steve Rogalinski
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Can’t you just create a new sequence by inserting a clip from the bin and allowing FCP to create the settings?
Steve Rogalinski
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Speakikng of MPEG Streamclip, when I try to export a file as a wmv, MPEG Streamclip will only export 30 seconds of my file. Any idea why? Is it because there is another more robust version of MPEG Streamclip available for purchase?
Steve Rogalinski
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Crankiness will get you nowhere Joshua! Sorry, I don’t know the answer.
Steve Rogalinski
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I also have a problem with nesting. When I nest something and lay something over top of a spot in the next that has a transition, I sometimes get a skipping problem in the nest.
Is there really no fix for this other than “don’t nest”? I believe I had a similar problem with Media Composer many moons ago.
Steve Rogalinski
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Output a quicktime and look at it. It could be that your video isn’t keeping up with audio playback during the edit. It’s happened to me and when I output, everything was ok
Steve Rogalinski
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Yes, I am definitely in need of more knowledge on FC. What is the best way to convert the footage?
Steve Rogalinski
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I am using a 1080i60 timeline. But in addition to 1080i60 footage, I have 1080i30 and 24fps footage. The biggest problem I’m having is stepping in the pans and zooms, particularly with the 24fps.
Steve Rogalinski