Zane Barker
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[Michael Noble] “How can I take a picture or video and have it do a perfect circle?”
Not sure exactly what you mean.
Are you trying to rotate the picture or have it move in a circle around the frame?
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In my experience tapes are much more reliable then burned DVD. But if you want to back up just the final file, hard drives are cheap. But remember to keep every thing on ether 2 separate drives, or on 2 a mirrored raid.
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FCP cannot do switching of live video. It only works with already captured video.
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Well if disk warror cannot repair it, unfortunatly nothing will.
Sorry to say it but it sounds like you need to repartition the drive and start fresh.
If disk warrior gave you the option to preview the disk then that may be the only shot at getting files from it.
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To prevent someone from grabbing the file off the web, It has nothing to do with the QuickTime file but how the webpage is set up.
That said there are always ways around your preventative measures. If someone wants it they will get it.
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Like I already said in your other post when you asked the exact same question.
Final Cut Express is EXTREMLY limited on what formats of video it will work with. The files from that book are not supported by FCE. Because you cannot even play the files that tells me they are in a codec that gets I stalled with FCP. To even convert them on your machine you would need FCP, and of cource if you had FCP ok your machine there would not be a reason for this question.
I honestly recomend ether getting a training book about FCE or getting FCP.
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[Brian Vedholm] “I think I have the same problem:
I exported a Quick Time file from Final Cut Pro. I runs on Mac but on PC it doesn’t work. Think I need some extra codec plug-in related to Quick Time on my PC”Sorry Brian but you do NOT have the same issue. He is creating a video DVD and you are creating a video file.
Try doing a search on the cow about creating a video file that will play on PCs there are a lot of posts about that. If you still have questions, start a new question thread.
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Sounds like those files are not compatible with Final Cut Experess.
Final Cut express can only work with DV codec or HDV video in the Apple Internediate codec.
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Export using current settings, then bring that into compressor and use the DVD presets. Bring the outputed files into DVD Studio Pro and create your DVD.
If you have more questions creating the DVD do a search of the cow forums there are tons of posts about the topic.
That will create a standard DVD. If the windows computer cannot play it then it is because the windows computer lacks ether DVD playing software, a DVD drive, or both. You cannot control what the windows user has in there computer.
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Also what connection are you using for you media drives, and is the drive a raid? Both of those things could definitely effect how fast you can render.
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