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siegzdad
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Apr 1, 2002, 05:30 PM
 
OK, this is probably old hat for someone out there, but maybe someone can give me an answer...

I captured some media with iMovie on my Pismo which I then transfered over to my QuickSilver for editing in Final Cut Pro. After importing the media, I had to re-render the clips because the audio was captured at 48.0015 KHz. I edited it togather and rendered all my transitions, effects, titles, etc.

When I try to output the movie to MPEG2, it erros out saying something along the lines of "Movie must be rendered before exporting." What am I doing wrong? I suspect that it has to do with the fact that I captured in iMovie and not FCP (my Pismo has never been able to capture in FCP without dropping frames). Does anyone have any suggestions on how I should fix this? Should I choose Export -> QuickTime->DV->recompress all frames?

If I need to go this route, will there be a lot of compression artifacts?

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

EDIT: Here is the output of the log file from teh MPEG2 codec:

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1"face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial">code:</font><HR><pre><font size=1 face=courier>
START: current date : <font color = blue>4</font>/<font color = blue>1</font>/<font color = blue>02</font> current time: <font color = blue>7</font>:<font color = blue>02</font>:<font color = blue>02</font> AM
Message: current file: Sequence <font color = blue>1.</font>m2v
Message: size of sourcemovie: <font color = blue>720</font> x <font color = blue>480</font>
System: NTSC
Aspect Ratio: <font color = blue>4</font>:<font color = blue>3</font>
Audio: yes
Bitrate: <font color = blue>5400000</font>

available space on target volume: <font color = blue>23.1</font> GB estimated filesize video: <font color = blue>2.0</font> GB
estimated filesize audio: <font color = blue>604.4</font> MB

User settings for field order: auto
Used field order: lower
Field order detected by DV
Video -&gt; movie has invalid video format
Message: The movie is not rendered. Please render movie before export.\rstatus:
</font>[/code]

[ 04-01-2002: Message edited by: siegzdad ]
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