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Issues with Exporting a FCP sequence to QT mov.

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I am trying to export a FCP sequence to a QT mov. but when the QT mov. is played back it is playing some of the audio way out of sync and some of the video is dropped and transitions seamlessly to the next scene. The other thing is sometimes it seems to play just fine but I need to compress it to MPEG and then it happens again when I play it on MPEG stream clip.
I hope I am explaining this okay.
 
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How are you exporting it to a quicktime movie (steps you are taking)? What kind of Mac are you working on (processor and ram as well if you know)? What version of Final Cut are you using?
 
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In my opinion exports made with compressor have less (if any) compression faults.

What are your sequence and Footage settings?
 
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Hale said:
The other thing is sometimes it seems to play just fine
Click to expand...

I don't see how this can be?
But may have misunderstood your post.
Your FCP which you exported to QT sometimes plays just fine?

If this was me, I'd check my QT player settings and updates before I went about altering my FCP comp settings.

Cheers, CB
 
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And I would be sure to render the sequence before exporting.
 
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At this point, it's all rather irrelevant, the OP hasn't been back in a month, and never replied to any statements made on the thread...
 

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