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FCPX & Motion & Quick Time Screen Recording & U tube
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22 Nov 2011 17:20 #2245
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I have this problem. When I upload a Video Screen shot of a website to U tube , the text becomes blurred. It's fine in Quick Time, Motion & FCP.
Does someone have a solution. The Screen shot is recorded in Quick Time
Does someone have a solution. The Screen shot is recorded in Quick Time
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22 Nov 2011 17:51 #2247
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I'd have to see the screen shot first. But, remember that YouTube compresses everything you hand it. And I assume you're mean a screen shot in a Video that you're uploading to YouTube.
Remember that your computer screen is much higher resolution than video is. So you're probably shrinking it down to fit inside the video. What frame rate and frame size is the Project you're dropping this screen shot in to? And what is the frame size of the Screen Shot itself?
Remember that your computer screen is much higher resolution than video is. So you're probably shrinking it down to fit inside the video. What frame rate and frame size is the Project you're dropping this screen shot in to? And what is the frame size of the Screen Shot itself?
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22 Nov 2011 22:58 #2260
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The frame rate is 24FPS & here is the u tube link
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22 Nov 2011 23:02 #2262
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OK, so your doing a screen shot, then editing it, then uploading it. How exactly are you exporting it from FCP X? What format, what frame size? Use 30fps for screen shots, too.
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22 Nov 2011 23:15 #2265
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I exported it from Motion 5. same problem in FCPX. How can I change the frame rate in quick time, as this records in 24 FPS. This is going to be part of a video with people in recoded at 25FPS on a SONY HXR MC50
www.retrevo.com/s/Sony-HXR-MC50U-Camcord...id/23799bh951/t/1-2/
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22 Nov 2011 23:37 #2266
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Ah ha! I may know what's going on here.
In your FCP X project timeline, what is the first clip you drop into it? 24fps or a 25fps video clip? Could be an issue with clips being only 1 frame per second off from each other.
Look in to ScreenFlow, which lets you chose frame rate, compression format, etc. With ScreenFlow, you'll go into Photoshop or something, create a solid black image the size of your video frame size (let's say 720x1080). Open that in QT Player and move it into the upper left of your computer screen. Then, open your web browser, and scale it to be that size, and in that same position.
In ScreenFlow you can make your project's screen size to be 720x1080 (the ideal size for HD web videos), and them move the screen capture to fit inside of that.
When recording in ScreenFlow, you set the frame rate when you're ready to export it, not before, it's not fixed.
In your FCP X project timeline, what is the first clip you drop into it? 24fps or a 25fps video clip? Could be an issue with clips being only 1 frame per second off from each other.
Look in to ScreenFlow, which lets you chose frame rate, compression format, etc. With ScreenFlow, you'll go into Photoshop or something, create a solid black image the size of your video frame size (let's say 720x1080). Open that in QT Player and move it into the upper left of your computer screen. Then, open your web browser, and scale it to be that size, and in that same position.
In ScreenFlow you can make your project's screen size to be 720x1080 (the ideal size for HD web videos), and them move the screen capture to fit inside of that.
When recording in ScreenFlow, you set the frame rate when you're ready to export it, not before, it's not fixed.
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23 Nov 2011 00:30 #2277
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I haven't dropped in the 25FPS Video footage yet. The footage you see is purely the QTIME SCREN RECORDER
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