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Re: Final Cut Pro running slow
by Shane Ross on Nov 2, 2009 at 6:48:08 pm

[Nick Coombes] "Ah ok, what's the best way of doing that - re-exporting from fcp or QT? "

Neither. COMPRESSOR. Drop all the clips into Compressor, choose the format you want to convert to...there you go.

[Nick Coombes] "Actually the problem exists with other projects that are not H.264, am getting the 'Dropped Frames Warning' quite often too. "

Then the same question applies...what format of video? How is the drive that contains the video formatted? How is it connected? QT version?

Shane



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