Terry Mikkelsen
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I’ve had this happen to a video BG layer before. Would also render out with the jumping in about 3 or 4 frames out of a 20 second comp. The solution – restart the computer.
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No problem. Glad it worked out.
(wish there was an easier/more intuitive way to accomplish it)Tech-T Productions
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Table>Table Options>Table Setup
Set the table border stroke weight to “0” (zero)
Do the same for Row Strokes and Column Strokes, but you have to turn on the “Alternating Pattern” option to anything other than “None”.Tech-T Productions
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Does it possibly say “overset” instead? That would mean there are characters in your text frames that are not being displayed because there is too much text to fit within the frame. (It could even be line returns or other “white space characters”.) I would goto the end of each frame and hold down the delete key (the one next to the “home” key) and make sure all other text it deleted.
A smarter way to go about it though is to view each frame in the “story editor”(CMD-Y). Then you can see if there is relevant text that is not being shown, before you delete it all.
I don’t know why you would get an error message for overprint text. If that really is the case, post back and we’ll tackle that issue in more depth.
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Found this review
Seems pretty strightforward. However, can it output something other than webpages and WM9 files?Tech-T Productions
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No the bit depth is not your problem. It comes from using two separate pieces of gear that were not locked together. No VITC, LTC, S/PDIF, AES3, etc…. So each piece of equipment runs at its own speed, what it thinks is “48kHz” for example. Each is just slightly off from each other. Who’s right / who’s wrong doesn’t really matter, they just don’t match.
You now get the lovely job of rematching it manually. The good thing is that is should be consistent. If you find that it takes about 10 minutes to get out of synch by 1 frame, you can then bet that you need to do that every 10 minutes.
Now for your next shoot:
What you have done is actually a good thing (if you obtained better audio quality than your camera got). You just need to synch the two. If that isn’t possible, get a clapperboard (or just use your hands in a giant clapping motion) and use it before each shot.Tech-T Productions
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Not sure what is going on here. I downloaded your QT file. All white frames and stuttering audio.
QT 7.6.4
FCP 6.0
2 x 2.66 GHz Dual-Core Intel Xeon
2 GB 667 MHz DDR2
OS 10.4.11ps – Maybe upload 10 seconds of your source footage. I would like to try and encode using your settings and see what the results are.
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Since you don’t say what DOES happen when you use the F9 key, I assume it envokes the “Expose” features. These need to be disabled in the Apple>System Preferences>Keyboard & Mouse>Keyboard Shortcuts.
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