Thomas Dyrholm
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Nailed it! Premiere Pro was interpreting the footage as interlaced. Don’t why. Thanks a lot!
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Yep. I think I’ve tried everything and it’s simply a bug – a bug that sadly doesn’t disappear when updating to the newest version! Damn. I’ve tried converting the footage to ProRes which seems to solve the problem. Just wish I didn’t have to convert all my footage.
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Cool it was pretty much what i feared. We are shooting on a FS700 which doesn’t have the Clear Scan option. Will it help to shoot 24P instead of 25p? Or do we have to get a grasp on an whole other camera for the shoot?
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Hi Mark! Thanks for your reply.
We haven’t bought the TV yet. Will you explain the difference and pro’s/con’s of the different types? We are looking for fore something like a Beovision 8802 which was produced between 1984-1987: https://beophile.com/?page_id=1294
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– It’s my boot drive it is filling up.
– I’ve updated to Maverick from Moutains Lion.
– I’ve untapped background rendering/analysis in the preferences pane.
I havent checked the disk / network activity monitor yet – i will try this.
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Mavericks and the latest FCPX – 10.1.1.
And yes it’s the LUT Utility that your’e talking about Oliver Peters.
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All events at projects are stored on my external thunderbolt hard drive. All render files etc at written to that hard drive as well.
It probably could be a problem with the h264 codec – is there any way, that i can make Final Cut conform the only used clips to ProRes now? I’m thinking of the “optimized media” option you’ll get when importing footage.
I don’t think i can make it to the deadline if i have to manually conform all the footage again and relink all the files.
Hmm.