[phowson]

I heard a rumor that there is a Quicktime glitch that causes movies printed to DV to drop frames when text or picts are present. Has anyone else found this to be the case?

i have a canon GL1 and a Sony DCR-TR7000 and have printed back to both cameras countless times with very complex animation from after effects and 3D renders from EIAS. I have had 0 problmes

[bizzare]

i've had it happen time to time, where i have an image before some video, and the video drops about 2 frames at the start. i've always managed to get around it by puting a 2 frame cross fade transition between the image and video.

------------------
-Bizzare

Specs:
PowerBook (Firewire)
500 mHz
256 MB RAM
18 GB HD
AirPort
OS 9.0.4

[Feathers]

This is a render field or render frame problem that is your fault, not Quicktime's - if you pre-render your graphics (or anything not originally video) correctly before inserting them into your movie, or even render your movie correctly, you won't have a problem. I'm sorry but it's a case of RTFM, actually!

[phowson]

What would have been incredibly helpful would have been if you could have been a little more specific in your explanation. Assuming that you know what your are talking about, how should I change the render settings to avoid this problem.?