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Re: Footage render
by D. Scott Dobbie (dgadirector) on May 7, 2008 at 4:44:47 pm

[Sam Waldorf] " I mean just set it to DVCPRO 720p at 24p and it won't need to render initially right?"

Absolutely right. He just needs to just pull down the Final Cut Pro menu (right next to the "Apple" icon on the far left). Then he selects "Audio/Video Settings...," and in the next window he pulls down to the proper "Sequence Preset." In this case it would be "DVCPRO HD 720p24."

-Scott



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