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  • William909

    January 3, 2006 at 9:04 pm in reply to: Avid Export settings to DVD

    I have never worked with iDVD but with DVD Studio Pro I’ve found that exporting as a Quicktime Movie and clicking the “Same As Source” button works great (don’t use the Avid DV Codec). However, originally capturing your Avid footage at either mixed resolutions or at DV 25 411 often causes issues. You can do a video mixdown of your whole sequence to 2:1 OMF and then export it if you’ve captured as described above.

    Good Luck,

    Will Meyer
    Sure Shot Productions, Inc.

  • William909

    January 3, 2006 at 5:35 pm in reply to: Importing Photoshop elements

    Another solution:

    Take the title layer with the drop shadow and merge it down with a blank layer. This will remove the little ‘f’ icon on the title layer but preserve the shadow. Then add a new layer below the title and fill it with black. Import it and you should have a nice black shadow…

  • William909

    January 3, 2006 at 5:30 pm in reply to: Adrenaline Capture Problem

    Thanks,

    I see the ‘dots’ on bright parts of images (over/around 100IRE) and on complex parts of images (tight lines, lots of color). It does end up on tape. Any ideas?

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