tiff sequences and quicktime/fcp

[Rainer Fritz]

Hi All !

There happend something strange, and wan't to ask if somebody has the same situation:
So I rendered from Redcine 2k Tiffs as a batch with about 5600 frames. The sequences which were 2k in original and recorded with 50 or 75 F/s look like a little bit as a negative. When I open them in Quicktime they look like they should. Also the generating of QT Ref Files works and they play properly. When I wan't to online this Proxies instead of the redcode proxies, that doesn't work. When I import the QT Ref Files in FCP 6.0.1 and want to open them in the viewer there comes the error: not enough memory. I can import the sequences as a group of stills, but thats not comfortable in FCP and can't online direct the single files.....

can somebody help ... ?

regards
rainer

 

[Sanjin Jukic]

Strange.

Try again.

Or re-install Redcine and QT.

What about your RAM and graphic card, etc...

 

[Rainer Fritz]

running a macbook pro 2,4, 2gig ram, some nvidia i think...

 

[Cüneyt Kaya]

running a macbook pro 2,4, 2gig ram, some nvidia i think...

mac and nvidia----no good
mac and ati ---- good

you will need an older one

 

[Sanjin Jukic]

Rainer sent you PM

 

[Rainer Fritz]

it seems like that fcp can't handle the attributes of the seuqences on the timeline. like a variable speed change... same when i import a qt ref file from the tiff sequences or a qt file with a other codec...

 

[Daniel Reichenbach]

There is one issue I know, don't use to long single frame names, quicktime get a problem with that, but I know, that does not explane the negative look.