> FCP's ability to translate across environments is certainly
> impressive, but occasionally there are gotchas, depending upon the
> nature of the translation involved. In this case we're talking about
> timecode base, and based on what you're saying, that works well. I
> just did the copy/paste thing to get from HDV 1080x1444 down to SD
> 720 x 480 in order to strike an SD viewing DVD, and discovered to my
> horror that anyplace I had a scale instruction, which would be every
> freaking animated photograph, it retained the original values
> instead of scaling down proportionally.
HOwever, if you'd used Media Manager to create the SD version, the
moves would have been scaled.
Philip
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