Zane Barker
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[Tim Heintzelman] “I’m not really sure what you mean”
I mean you asked for a font called “Bank Gothic” and I was able to find it in a 2 second google search.
[Tim Heintzelman] “I’m not looking to buy something I already had on my old computer”
You may have to if you didn’t keep a backup. It had to be installed by someone because it is not a default system font.
[Tim Heintzelman] “Mind sharing what you found”
Dude all I did was do a search for “Bank Gothic Font” and found a nice list of places that had it. I did nothing special.
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[chris killen] “the final output is for webvid in a 500X281”
I would capture or convert things as SD. And because I don’t like the compression of DV I would sagest 8bit uncompressed.
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[Michael Gossen] “No, really. I get it. “
No offense but you sure didn’t seem like it.
I know of no codec exists that will let you play 16 streams of video from one hard drive.
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[chris killen] “also how can i upgrade to fcp 6.0.3”
Run software update on the computer.
[chris killen] “what is the best capture preset in fcp 6.0.2 for capturing hdv, dv, and dvcprohd footage in same project/sequence”
That all depends on what your final output will be, and whether or not you have a capture card like a Kona.
It also depends on how much video of each video format you have, if the bulk of the footage is DV then I say stay in an SD format. If the bulk of your footage is HD then you may be able to get a way with up-converting some SD footage to HD.
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A simple 2 second google search for your font, and I was able to find it.
Please take no offense to this, but why didn’t you do a simple internet search before positing this question.
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[Michael Gossen] “You could use media manager to recompress your footage to a more CPU/RAM friendly codec.”
It is not a matter of using a different codec that more CPU friendly. Simon already said his CPU is only at about 20%
Think of each camera angle as a stream of water. Because a multi clip plays all 16 clips at the same time its is like combining all 16 streams together into one BIG river. How your hard drive is kinda like the tunnel that must deliver all that water. A signal hard drive is like a small tunnel, and a raid is like a GIANT tunnel. Se essentially Simon is trying to force a BIG river into a tunnel that can only handle a couple of small streams of water at one time.
So the sewage gets backed up and causes big problems.
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[derek nagle] “with a program not a application”
Those are two words for the same thing.
[derek nagle] “when i bring it into final cut, i have to render it “
Thats because your record setting do not match your timeline settings.
Check out ScreenFlow It lets you do your recording and then choose what setting you want to save the video as.
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Compressor has some presets for different mobile devices you can try those.
You will most like ly need to export several different files as the files that are accepted on a cell phone may vary from phone to phone and are almost certainly different them those used by a PSP.
I don’t think that compressor has a preset for the PSP, but i know that Visual Hub does.
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[Rafael Amador] “you don’t need to de-fragment with MacOX. As long as there is free memory enough, the system know how to manage. “
That is true on the system drive but I do not believe that it applies to any other drive connected to the machine
How full is the drive it is quite possible that that may be the cause of the issues.
If you still wish to defray look into Drive Genius.
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[Mark Palmos] “simple things easily done on a PC”
Last time I tried to do a search on a WinXP machine it took so so long I that I went and found the file manually.
[Mark Palmos] “What I was saying was not wining for the sake of it”
No offense but it sure did sound like it.
[Mark Palmos] “What is irritating is the way some people have a kind of religeous defense of a bit of hardware. So much so that it blocks their ears and prevents empathy.”
I was actually defending software. And I am sorry but how can one be empathetic to something I don’t really think is a big deal.
You feel that something could be more convenient to you, I know it can be unpleasant.
I like to think of it like this. Car companies put a hood on the car to help keep me from messing the engine up (because you know I would if I tried) at the same time Apple has put things in places they feel appropriate so that most people will not mess with them. Now nether the car company or Apple are going to prevent you from getting in there if you really want to. They just make you pop the hood so to speak to get there.
There are no “technical solutions” to your “artistic problems”.
Don’t let technology get in the way of your creativity!