Production Switchers

as the title says.. i'm doing this.. but when I play back the avi within windows or on the timeline the speed of the video doesn't play at normal speed.. it's increased by a lot.. i can slow it down in the animation controller but I'm guessing at the speed. Is there a streamlined process to do this to take the guesswork out? Some shows are old fashioned and I have to be able to grab quickly, lot's of video clips.. Can more video playback/record options be added in future versions.. Xpression can be a deko replacement but the video tools are important to have..

thanks

chris

Chris:

I'd check the frame rate on your original files.

We don't do video grabs within XPression, but sometimes I'll get sent a file that, even though it is 1280x720, it was rendered at 30fps.

The XPression Video Coder won't convert this - it just takes every 60 frames and crams them into a second, resulting in double-speed playback.

So as a guess, you might have a mismatch between the frame rate in your capture settings and your project settings.

Spencer

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Hey Spencer.. thanks for the reply.. I had hoped someone from Ross would respond or even return my phone call about this but nothing.. left me hanging.. hate that!

I will check the capture settings.

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Hi Chris,

When did you leave a voice mail with Ross Video technical support?

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nice.. quick response there :) i won't continue this thread publicly unless we discuss the initial issue here which Spencer addressed.

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Chris,

As a note. These forums are not meant for support, we want to try to login all support or bug via Garner and teh guys, so we can easily track versions and requirements. If you leave a message and don't hear back form us please call again.

Thanks for your understanding.

Cheers,

-g

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