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Kevin Sullivan · May 6th, 2007, 12:41 PM

I have 4 minutes of targa animation files that we are trying to output from FCP HD to DVD Studio pro 3. They are ending up fuzzy when burned to disc through DVD Studio Pro 3.

We have been dragging the targa files into FCP HD. The we have been using Compressor export out of Final Cut Pro HD - DVD 60 minute widescreen format. Tried the Animation Codecs also.

Any suggestions to make the output not fuzzy after burning? They look ok going into DVD Studio Pro 3. The targa files look get also.

This is the first animation sequence we have done and need a little help.

Any help will be appreciated. Should have asked long ago but just got the animation files. Should we be asking for another type of file from the animation house.

I am working in the third world and and any help would be appreciated. The final project is to be shown on a large plamsa screen.

Any questions just ask and I will try to get back to everyone asap. Time difference is 12 hours.

Sincerely,

Kevin Sullivan

Kevin Sullivan · May 6th, 2007, 10:29 PM

Sorry about the english. Done in a rush. Late last night.

May 6th, 2007, 12:41 PM	#1
Kevin Sullivan New Boot Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Baku, Azerbaijan and London Posts: 14	Targa Animatiuon Files and FCP HD Output. I have 4 minutes of targa animation files that we are trying to output from FCP HD to DVD Studio pro 3. They are ending up fuzzy when burned to disc through DVD Studio Pro 3. We have been dragging the targa files into FCP HD. The we have been using Compressor export out of Final Cut Pro HD - DVD 60 minute widescreen format. Tried the Animation Codecs also. Any suggestions to make the output not fuzzy after burning? They look ok going into DVD Studio Pro 3. The targa files look get also. This is the first animation sequence we have done and need a little help. Any help will be appreciated. Should have asked long ago but just got the animation files. Should we be asking for another type of file from the animation house. I am working in the third world and and any help would be appreciated. The final project is to be shown on a large plamsa screen. Any questions just ask and I will try to get back to everyone asap. Time difference is 12 hours. Sincerely, Kevin Sullivan

May 6th, 2007, 10:29 PM	#2
Kevin Sullivan New Boot Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Baku, Azerbaijan and London Posts: 14	Sorry about the english. Done in a rush. Late last night.