Final cut pro 7 video tremble problem.

after editing the videos, some displays are trembling. we've trayed all the ways which we know. But there is no solution..
Does anybody know the solution? pls help.. URGENT...

What are clips properties (command-9) and sequence settings (command-0)? f you working with h.264, transcode them to Pro Res 422 in Compressor.
Russ

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I've had the same problem on both my laptop and my desktop:
Laptop specs: 13" MacBook Pro (2012) / 2.5 GHz Intel Core i5 / 8 GB 1600 MHz DDR3 / Intel HD Graphics 4000 513 MB / 450 GB Free space
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Export a Final Cut Pro XML file problem about translation issue

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Hey Ani_,
I've been working with Adobe products for a long time and typically when you come across an error that has anything to do with a XML file export problem its due to things such as effects you may have added in, color corrections, cross fades or any type of video transitions between clips. Remember your work flow should be
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Hello. Okay so I am running Final Cut Pro X Version 10.0.6 on a Late 2011 Macbook Pro 13-inch with 2.8 GHz Dual Core i7 processor, 4GB RAM. At the time of the export I am not running any other applications.
I had begun exporting in 1080p HD with Apple Pro Res 422 (HQ) which kept repeatedly failing. However having lowered this to 720p HD with both 1280 x 720 and 920 x 720 resolution, and changing Apple Pro Res 422 (HQ) to H.264, I am still without luck on my export.
The export runs for a while before completely freezing up and crashing Fina Cut Pro X entirely, at the moment it gets to around 41% before crashing.
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Thread 26 Crashed:: com.apple.helium-render-queue-exec-unit-gpu
0   com.apple.Motion.effect                 0x000000010ac03411 PCVector4<double>& PCMatrix44Tmpl<double>::transform<double>(PCVector2<double> const&, PCVector4<double>&) const + 13
1   com.apple.Motion.effect                 0x000000010ac03388 bool PCMatrix44Tmpl<double>::transformRect<double>(PCRect<double> const&, PCRect<double>&) const + 352
2   com.apple.Motion.effect                 0x000000010abf4d05 -[FFMotionEffect newImageAtTime:duration:withInputStream:context:downstreamPT:channelOffset:roi: ] + 885
3   com.apple.Flexo                         0x0000000100796141 -[FFStreamVideoEffect newImageAtTimeIgnoringCache:duration:context:downstreamPT:roi:] + 1521
4   com.apple.Flexo                         0x00000001007a3fdb -[FFStreamVideo newImageAtTime:duration:context:downstreamPT:roi:] + 779
5   com.apple.Motion.effect                 0x000000010abf358e -[FFMotionEffect newNodeAtTime:duration:withInputStream:context:downstreamPT:outputPT:outputData :roi:] + 2852
6   com.apple.Motion.effect                 0x000000010abf4b7b -[FFMotionEffect newImageAtTime:duration:withInputStream:context:downstreamPT:channelOffset:roi: ] + 491
7   com.apple.Flexo                         0x0000000100796141 -[FFStreamVideoEffect newImageAtTimeIgnoringCache:duration:context:downstreamPT:roi:] + 1521
8   com.apple.Flexo                         0x00000001007a3fdb -[FFStreamVideo newImageAtTime:duration:context:downstreamPT:roi:] + 779
9   com.apple.Flexo                         0x0000000100738cae -[FFHeliumEffect newImageAtTime:duration:withInputStream:context:downstreamPT:channelOffset:roi: ] + 1422
10 com.apple.Flexo                         0x0000000100796141 -[FFStreamVideoEffect newImageAtTimeIgnoringCache:duration:context:downstreamPT:roi:] + 1521
11 com.apple.Flexo                         0x0000000100d2906b -[FFAnchoredObjectSegmentedVideoStream newImageAtTimeIgnoringCache:duration:context:downstreamPT:roi:] + 795
12 com.apple.Flexo                         0x00000001007a3fdb -[FFStreamVideo newImageAtTime:duration:context:downstreamPT:roi:] + 779
13 com.apple.Flexo                         0x00000001007a3fdb -[FFStreamVideo newImageAtTime:duration:context:downstreamPT:roi:] + 779
14 com.apple.Flexo                         0x0000000100795ddd -[FFStreamVideoEffect newImageAtTimeIgnoringCache:duration:context:downstreamPT:roi:] + 653
15 com.apple.Flexo                         0x0000000100d2906b -[FFAnchoredObjectSegmentedVideoStream newImageAtTimeIgnoringCache:duration:context:downstreamPT:roi:] + 795
16 com.apple.Flexo                         0x00000001007a3fdb -[FFStreamVideo newImageAtTime:duration:context:downstreamPT:roi:] + 779
17 com.apple.Flexo                         0x00000001007a3fdb -[FFStreamVideo newImageAtTime:duration:context:downstreamPT:roi:] + 779
18 com.apple.Flexo                         0x0000000100af3a3b -[FFPlayerScheduledData customHGRenderQueueJobCallback:] + 2571
19 com.apple.Flexo                         0x000000010073a754 -[FFHGAsyncCustomJob _runCallback:] + 148
20 com.apple.Flexo                         0x000000010073ab87 customJobNotifyFunc(HGRenderJob*) + 119
21 com.apple.Helium.HeliumRender           0x00000001030de3e6 HGRenderJob::CallNotifyFunc() + 54
22 com.apple.Helium.HeliumRender           0x0000000102fdbf47 HGRenderExecUnit::RunLoop() + 231
23 com.apple.Helium.HeliumRender           0x0000000102fdbe54 StartRenderExecUnitFunc(void*) + 20
24 libsystem_c.dylib                       0x00007fff8e8477a2 _pthread_start + 327
25 libsystem_c.dylib                       0x00007fff8e8341e1 thread_start + 13
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Final Cut Pro- Video stops exporting at 33% in H.264 format to a USB.

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Jamiebaker01 wrote:
But is H.264 the correct format? Please help!
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baadayakazi wrote:
Is there a setting in Final Cut that will send the signal as a 16:9 signal to the TV, so that it will understand it correctly?
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#12 Dropped frames on capture/playback
Shane's Stock Answer #12: Dropped frames on capture/playback
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=58640
1) Do not capture to your main system drive. Since it is busy reading the operating system and application files, it will intermittently drop frames during capture. Capture to a separate internal drive, or external hard drive (firewire and eSATA for example).
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http://www.digitalrebellion.com
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Back in 2007, the guy at the Apple store said I'd have to get a MBP instead of a MB if I wanted to fun FCP correctly, and now both the MB and MBP use the same graphics chip, so I'm wondering if FCP will still function correctly on the new 13-inch MBP?

Eric wrote:
Incorrect about what? I never made any statements, just questions. According to the Apple store, the Macbook and 13-inch Macbook Pro both use the same chip, which is the only statement I made. And which is why I'm wondering if the new 13-inch MBP can even handle FCP since the MB can't (according to the guy in the Apple store).
Actually, your original question was formed as part of a statement:
now both the MB and MBP use the same graphics chip, so I'm wondering if FCP will still function >correctly on the new 13-inch MBP?
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Hi there this is serious. I shot footage on a sony hdv z1 as 50i and imported into final cut as apple pro res 25p, edited then exported out as apple pro res 25p. The footage is 16mins and the file size is 10.67gb.
The aim of this project is to go to dvd for my client.
Now when i watch the footage in quicktime it plays back perfect and looks really good.
So I imported the footage into the latest IDVD used a very nice custom menu but when I play my source material into the window as a preview I am getting alot of jittery lines e.t.c?
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More info I was shooting a girl band at a photoshoot and the photographers camera was constantly flashing, this is where the lines in the footage really do show up on IDVD. Remember in quicktime this is not a problem and plays back perfectly.

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