[Wil Magness]

If anyone else is looking for a solution to this problem, I believe you just need to change the single quotes around the zero, to double quotes.

You would change:

while (n.length < Digits) n = ‘0’ + n; return n;}

to:

while (n.length < Digits) n = “0” + n; return n;}

[Wil Magness]

Have you tried using the bloom filter on both clips and keyframing the amount/brightness/threshold to simulate a transition? Then you can throw a 4 frame cross dissolve between them.

[Wil Magness]

Sorry, I miswrote originally. I replaced all of the mp3s. I meant to ask if I should do the same with .wav files or if they\’re okay.

In any event, I believe I\’ve resolved this situation. My sequence was set to 48 kHz while most of my audio was 44.1 kHz. I switched the sequence setting, rendered again and it appears to be fine.

I still have some random 48 kHz audio clips in the sequence, but there is no noticeable distortion (yet, I haven\’t watched the full DVD)

I read in the fcp manual that it was better to have 44.1 kHz audio in a 48 kHz sequence than the opposite, but could it be that that only applies when the majority is 48 kHz? I definitely have a majority of 44.1 kHz.

At any rate, thanks for your help! These forums are great!