Maximum frame resolution of 4000 px in FCP?

Strange but true...I want to build a sequence of 2048 px by 4096 px...it seems there is a 4000 pixel max frame size when I try to set up the sequence. I'm running FCP HD on a dual 2.7 GHz G5 w/ 2GB of ram. would an even beefier system be able to handle my disired sequence size, or is it a matter of software limitations? Thanks in advance - Vicky

Thanks for the info...it seems to be an FCP limitation, Quicktime can open the image sequence just fine. A shot in the dark, but I'm wondering if anyone has any suggestions for a work around...a way to end up w/ a 4098 x 2048 resolution.. are there any helper apps out there to handle such a size?

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