Chris Hurd
November 15th, 2007, 12:02 AM
Submitted by my good friend Frederic Lumiere:
"Ever since an update of either Final Cut Pro, QuickTIme or Pro Apps (no-one really knows) Final Cut Pro has a nasty bug when exporting a self contained quicktime movie from a DVCPRO HD (720p & perhaps 1080i) timeline. The aspect ratio and frame size of the resulting self contained movie is incorrect and therefore requires render when brought back in a native DVCPRO HD sequence - even the same sequence the movie was exported from. For some of us, this is a big issue. Each re-render takes up to 2 hours per hour show."
Happy to report that this bug is now FIXED with the recent FCP update to version 6.0.2
Download the attached .PDF generously provided for us by Frederic; if you're working in DVCPRO HD and are experiencing the rendering issues detailed within, then you'll want to update immediately to FCP v6.0.2 -- the download link is located at http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/finalcutpro602.html
"Ever since an update of either Final Cut Pro, QuickTIme or Pro Apps (no-one really knows) Final Cut Pro has a nasty bug when exporting a self contained quicktime movie from a DVCPRO HD (720p & perhaps 1080i) timeline. The aspect ratio and frame size of the resulting self contained movie is incorrect and therefore requires render when brought back in a native DVCPRO HD sequence - even the same sequence the movie was exported from. For some of us, this is a big issue. Each re-render takes up to 2 hours per hour show."
Happy to report that this bug is now FIXED with the recent FCP update to version 6.0.2
Download the attached .PDF generously provided for us by Frederic; if you're working in DVCPRO HD and are experiencing the rendering issues detailed within, then you'll want to update immediately to FCP v6.0.2 -- the download link is located at http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/finalcutpro602.html