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CS_Films
Posts: 468 - Karma: 466
When trying to speed up a clip 10,000% a message comes up saying warning doped frames how can i fix this?
Apr 20 2008 2:23PM
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Itsbackfliptime
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of course you're going to drop frames when you speed it up 10,000 percent. They have to remove frames for it to go that fast I imagine.
Apr 20 2008 3:08PM
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ShadyHillGroup
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im pretty sure you go to prefrences or something and check a box that says you dont care if it drops the frames and it will let you do it, fcp is on my other comp so i cant go on and figure it out, but its something like that, just look through your prefrences 
Apr 20 2008 4:14PM
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vzdz
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dropped frames happens all the time, i think it's during playback it can't physically playback every single frame so it lets you know, but usually your final exported version will be fine.
Apr 20 2008 4:56PM
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VTtreeskier
Posts: 1833 - Karma: 64
How long did it take you guys learn how to use final cut well? A friend of mine has it but hasnt even bothered doing anything with it yet because he says its really complicated
Apr 20 2008 5:01PM
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CS_Films
Posts: 468 - Karma: 466
when it gets to the part i sped up the music stops and the clip locks then starts and studders and keeps going im sure its because my comp cant keep up but there must be a way when just doing playbacks it can reduce the quality then when i run it to tape its full quality?
Apr 20 2008 7:08PM
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philipc
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yea its gonna happen, your probly not going to be able to watch a clip thats sled up to 10000% for very long, when you export it it will be fine
Apr 20 2008 8:48PM
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horner
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I'm sure you did this, but make sure you fully render the clip before you play it back.
Apr 20 2008 11:33PM
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dowalibeast
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make sure you get rid of the audio before trying to speed it up.  trying to do it with audio messes it up.
Apr 21 2008 5:48PM
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