Zane Barker
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[Jeff Carpenter] “if it doesn’t restart again holding the “C” key. That will force the CD to boot first.”
That is no longer true. The “C” works for the older PPC machines, the “D” works with Intel Macs.
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Check this out
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Zane Barker
January 19, 2008 at 12:46 am in reply to: capturing videos from youtube & online video sitesNo offence but it sounds like you are planing on putting youTube video in a HDV time time.
youTube video looks bad enough online, by the time you enlarge it to HD sizes it is going to look like CRAP.
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Zane Barker
January 17, 2008 at 4:01 am in reply to: Allright….I can’t take it anymore, whats the “supersecret”???????
What is your actual question?
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Zane Barker
January 16, 2008 at 1:06 am in reply to: How can I open fcp project files if they are “corrupted”[Anne Da Costa] “How can I open fcp project files if they are “corrupted””
You probably cant.
[Anne Da Costa] “and also how can files get corrupted? “
Typically that file is in use and the communication with that file gets messed up, resulting in that file getting messed up. It can also happen when the file is being copied to another drive.
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Zane Barker
January 15, 2008 at 8:59 pm in reply to: Basic setup to get FCP -> Compressor -> DVD SD???[George Mizzell] “In FCP the Summary settings show everything at DV NTSC. The source video shows as 720×480 – DV/DVCPRO – 29.97fps, NTSC-CCIR 601. “
Because the DVD will not play in another computer or on a standard DVD player, it is NOT a FCP settings issue.
It is ether a compression settings issue, a DVD SP settings issue or a DVD player issue.
What exactly are you trying to play it on, you mentioned a PC. Does that PC have the ability to play DVDs at all?
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Zane Barker
January 15, 2008 at 7:33 pm in reply to: Basic setup to get FCP -> Compressor -> DVD SD???[George Mizzell] “Once again – forget the HD term completely. I am not trying to turn this project into HD.”
Well from what you were talking about it SURE sounded like you were.
If you are not working in HD for this project then why do you go into details about your HD project?
It MUST be a setting in DVD SP, what are your settings there?
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Zane Barker
January 15, 2008 at 7:32 pm in reply to: Let’s get it out of the way: Will the Macbook Air run Final Cut?[Sean ONeil] “How can someone be so obnoxious?”
Please! You could have also been talking about a 13″ Macbook.
So many people cant get there computer type striate, and thus requiring others to ask for clarification.
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Zane Barker
January 15, 2008 at 7:20 pm in reply to: Let’s get it out of the way: Will the Macbook Air run Final Cut?[Sean ONeil] “The 13″ Powerbook G4 can run Final Cut.”
How can a computer that never existed run FCP?
[Aaron Neitz] “Let’s get it out of the way: Will the Macbook Air run Final Cut There. Now moving on… 🙂 “
Oh I am sure it will come up again, these types of questions always do.
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Zane Barker
January 15, 2008 at 9:48 am in reply to: Basic setup to get FCP -> Compressor -> DVD SD???[George Mizzell] “In FCP the Summary settings show everything at DV NTSC. The source video shows as 720×480”
If the video is DV then why are you trying to make a HD DVD?
[George Mizzell] “I went into Compressor and chose DVD:Best Quality 90 minutes (the source is about 55 minutes). I chose both the dolby and MPEG-2 6.2MBPS 2-pass. I let it process and then Go to DVD Studio and drop it in the timeline (I am not trying to do anymore than get it to play). Nothing on the menu except the asset as a button – click on it and it plays.”
So what exactly is the problem then? You are not being clear at all. Is the problem that when you burn the disk you cannot play it in a DVD player?
If so your DVD SP project may still be set to HD DVD. In the HD DVD’s that DVD SP lets you make a disk containing both SD & HD content, but again it requires a HD DVD player for both.
Try creating a completely new project and set it to SD DVD before you add anything to it.
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