Zak Ray
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Just uncheck it.
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Sounds like it might be what you think it is, corrupted capture files. Just for kicks, though, try changing the sequence codec to ProRes.
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What do you mean, “separate files for each scene”? Did you break up the clips outside of FCP?
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I have a really hard time believing that would work.
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Yeah, not sure what your DP is thinking he’s getting by going through CS5, but both apps just call Quicktime to do the conversion, so there isn’t any quality difference.
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We experienced this issue, and the SL Graphics Update fixed it.
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If you’re projecting it, I would go with a 1440×1080 sequence using square pixels. That way you won’t lose any detail from the HD scan.
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Jeff,
If you want to export to square-pixel DV (720×540), you’ll probably get the best results by going to Motion (as Dave suggests), or Compressor. If you don’t have or don’t want to use these applications, you could also change your sequence settings to 720×540 (leave the other settings, such as pixel aspect ratio, the way they are). Then resize the video to fit the frame.
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Why Motion?
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Dave,
I believe he is capturing 8mm film (4:3) on an HD scanner (16:9), hence the pillarboxing.