Final Cut Pro 5: Color artifacts with the QuickTime > Sharpen filter: "In Final Cut Pro 5.1, the QuickTime variant of the Sharpen filter may produce undesired coloring artifacts when used with images or video clips that contain an alpha channel. This only happens on Intel-based Macs. "
Final Cut Pro: "File Error: A file of this name already exists": "When exporting a sequence from Final Cut Pro using Compressor, you might encounter an error message which says:
'File Error: A file of this name already exists.'
This can occur if certain anti-virus software is installed and active on your computer. To prevent this from occurring, try these steps:
1. Save your work and quit Final Cut Pro.
2. Disable or remove your anti-virus software (consult manufacturer for details).
3. Open Final Cut Pro and try the export to Compressor again."
Final Cut Pro: Unexpected timecode breaks encountered with Batch Capture: "In some instances, while batch capturing sequence clips, this alert message may appear:
Batch capture encountered timecode breaks in sequence items. To protect your edits, these clips were left offline and not divided into separate clips.
This dialog usually indicates that Final Cut Pro encountered non-sequential timecode when attempting to capture a clip. The timecode break might have been in the clip itself, in the requested media handle sections, or in the pre-roll segment of the tape leading up to the clip."
Final Cut Pro: Dual mono audio channels in HDV clip appear as stereo when sent to Soundtrack Pro: "An HDV clip captured as dual mono and sent from Final Cut Pro to Soundtrack Pro may have the wrong audio channel assignments. Rather than two independent mono tracks, the clip appears to have a single stereo track, with the first channel duplicated to both sides of the stereo track.