JITTER IN FCP PREVIEW AND EXPORT

Recently with FCP I get a really bad jitter. I tried the De-interlace filter and flicker but they are no use. I have an archival tape that looks fine, but if I import the tape in FCP and I begin to edit in my timeline, in an external preview moniter the video appears jittery. If I export on DVD or on tape and it still shows up jittery. It appears the horizontal lines are going in two different directions almost like a field problem. Please HELP!!!!!!
Specs:
OSX 10.4.10
FCP 6.01
Ram: 6gigs
Panasonic DVCPRO deck AJ-d455
Tape: FujiFilm 66L DP121 DVCPRO

What format is the 'archival tape'?
How did you capture it? What settings did you use?
What are your sequence settings?
and so on and so forth ...
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Recently with FCP I get a really bad jitter. I tried the De-interlace filter and flicker but they are no use. I have an archival tape that looks fine, but if I import the tape in FCP and I begin to edit in my timeline, in an external preview moniter the video appears jittery. If I export on DVD or on tape and it still shows up jittery. It appears the horizontal lines are going in two different directions almost like a field problem. Please HELP!!!!!!
Specs:
OSX 10.4.10
FCP 6.01
Ram: 6gigs
Panasonic DVCPRO deck AJ-d455
Tape: FujiFilm 66L DP121 DVCPRO

What format is the 'archival tape'?
How did you capture it? What settings did you use?
What are your sequence settings?
and so on and so forth ...
x

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Recently we discovered one of our PC's flickering and banding in the preview window during playback and on exports. Shortly thereafter, the same issue appeared on another workstation. What we are seeing is a variation of issues that include but are not limited to the following within the preview window and more importantly in our renders:
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We are having to make all renders from ONE mac that does not exhibit the symptoms described in the first post. This is HUGELY restricting to our business and we are having to wait on queues of renders to deliver due to this.
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I'm running Premiere Elements 12.0 (really 12.1) in a MacBook Pro Retina running 10.10.1 (14B25)
It has quad Core i7 each 2.7 gH, NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M 1024 MB, 16 GB of ram, and a 750GB SSD disk. There are no other applications running on the computer, and there is at least 300 GB of free disk space on the SSD.
I am trying to edit HD video from my GoPro Hero 3+. I'm just loading the GoPro files using Add Media. Then I cut out boring parts, add in image stabilization and some titles, etc. The sessions typically have 6 to 8 files, each about 2GB of video. It represents 2 to 3 hours of capture. The goal is to get maybe one hour of nice video.
Previewing viewing is terrible, with video out of sync from the audio by many seconds. You can't see any movement in the video for 10 to 30 seconds. This gets better if I use the "render" button on the timeline, but this process takes 15 to 30 hours. And the improved preview speed only stays effective for a short while, as I do edits, add effects, etc. it gets slow (aka unusable) again.
Once I've fought the program to get ready to do an export, I've got another multi-hour wait. Usually this is a bit shorter than the initial rendering, since the editing process has removed an hour or two of content.
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I need to have the editing process be 3 times faster, I want it to be much better, ten times faster.
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I'd like concrete answers as to how I can get there.
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thanks for the reply. I'm new to GoPro and Premiere Elements, so I don't know exactly what some of your stuff is.
The video is taken on my dirt-bike, a motorcycle going through trails, woods and rocks. Its unwatchable without stabilization.
The files are all taken as a single ride, single push of the shutter, and I go off and ride for a couple of hours. The GoPro automatically switches to a new recording file when the old one gets to 2.4 GB (which is about the maximum file size for 32 bit file formats.
I copy all of the video clips to the SSD from the GoPro. Then I load them as assetts. Since that it the only disk I have, everything is there. But an SSD should be fast enough to handle swapping, file reading and writing. I don't think that you can get two separate SSDs in a MacBook Pro Retina. It has no optical drive (which you could replace with an SSD in older models)
I'm not against buying Pro if I have to, I'm cheap, and would rather not, but if that will make the workflow feasible, I'll cough up the money.
All of clips (everything) have "Motion" "Opacity" "Stabilizer" and "Image Control"
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I don't think I understand your comment about when to stabilize. I agree that I should be able to work and do edits, titles, etc. without stabilization, and then just turn it on at the end. Or maybe even render it for export and then stabilize that file. But I don't know how to do any of that.
Thanks
Pat

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just purchased FCP X -
when I select share, export movie - FCP X crashes and wants to send a crash report.
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4. crashes
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Process:         Final Cut Pro [537]
Path:            /Applications/Final Cut Pro.app/Contents/MacOS/Final Cut Pro
Identifier:      com.apple.FinalCut
Version:         10.0 (179114)
Build Info:      ProEditor-179110400~1
Code Type:       X86-64 (Native)
Parent Process: launchd [132]
Date/Time:       2011-07-14 09:53:12.456 -0500
OS Version:      Mac OS X 10.6.8 (10K540)
Report Version: 6
Interval Since Last Report:          1348 sec
Crashes Since Last Report:           8
Per-App Interval Since Last Report: 402 sec
Per-App Crashes Since Last Report:   4
Anonymous UUID:                      FBF1679A-201F-46C1-9DEE-B78857E61EF7
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Exception Codes: KERN_INVALID_ADDRESS at 0x0000000000000028
Crashed Thread: 0 Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread
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Chris,
I have a Matrox MXO2 Mini, and I've experienced crashes with Final Cut Pro X, Share > Export Movie that were caused by a specific Matrox QuickTime component installed on my Mac. Your crashes may be caused by a different third-party QuickTime component, but here's what I did. You may use this as a guide to see if the same or different QuickTime component on your system could be causing the crashes.
Here's what I did to eliminate the crashes:
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4. Restart Final Cut Pro X
5. Try Share > Export Movie
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