Re: Quicktime Maddness

Date : Wed, 11 Jan 2006 15:01:48 -0800
To : DS(at)Softimage.COM
From : Seán Travers <seanpt(at)telus.net>
Subject : Re: Quicktime Maddness
Michael
How many audio channels are you outputting from the ds in you mixer settings when you export the QT?
QT's from the DS can be flakey if you have multiple audio channels going in to the quicktime movie.
Try setting the DS audio output to stereo and see if that makes a difference, unless you've tried that.

<x-tad-bigger>Seán Travers
DS Artist
Shaman Digital Media
Vancouver BC.
Canada
604 689 1205</x-tad-bigger>

On 11-Jan-06, at 8:36 AM, michael thomas wrote:

At the end of my sessions i usually output a quicktime(animation codec) to my desktop, I then copy it to the network where my assistant then runs it through cleaner and posts it to the web. this has worked fine for about a year now. All of a sudden neither Cleaner or Procoder will accept my files, we get a general QT error from both programs, we have tried it on several workstations in several rooms and my quicktimes will not work in any room with either Cleaner or Procoder. Here is the strange part, We have one person here who runs cleaner on a MAC, he has NO Trouble at all with any of my quicktimes!?!?

The quciktimes will play on the desktop no problem at all, except for the fact that when I play them on the DS desktop I get no audio. I have tried outputting 16 & 24 bit audio and neither one works when played on the desktop. I also have tried burning my quicktimes to a disk and giving them to my assistant to run through Cleaner, just to see if the network was corrupting the files, this did not work either.

Any Ideas

Michael
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