[jitter] capturing & editing clips for jitter with Fcp

photojpeg is a progressive codec, and DV is an interlaced codec.

I suggest using motionjpeg b.

Your ingesting into FCP does not seem to be an issue. A 1Ghz G4 does  
not have much room for overhead, and as per discussions earlier,  
Jitter can be tricky with playback.

Try direct to window method. If it plays back smooth there, you will  
have to tweak your max patch.

See my post in the stutter thread about settings for HD playback, it  
should apply for any media type on any system to make things better.

On Nov 18, 2007, at 5:57 AM, mic wrote:

>
> Dear all i want to understand once for all wich settings are best  
> for me to capture, edit and save clips in Fcp for jitter. actually  
> my clips doesn't play smooth as max example media clips.
> when playing my clips in jitter sometimes i get undesired glitches  
> and hiccups (while example clips not) and if i reproduce them with  
> other programs (Qt player, modul8) they are ok...what am i missing???
> how the example clips have been prepared, edited, saved?
>
> my needs
> play low res (320 240) clips for realtime visuals as smooth as i can
>
> my system
> alu Pb 1.ghz osx 10.4
> jitter 1.5...
> Fcp 5.0
>
> my camera
> canon xm1
>
> fcp settings
> capture preset: dv pal 48hz
>
> sequence settings
> frame size:720 576 ccir 601/dv pal 5:4
> pixel aspect ratio: pal ccir 601 720 576
> fielddominance: none
>
> saving settings
> export>quicktime conversion>options:
> compression photo-jpeg medium
> no sound
> size 320 240
> no optimization for streaming
>
> any helps and thoughts are GREATLY appreciated
> ciao
> michele
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