Hi everyone,
Sorry for the vague topic title, but I really couldn't think of any other way to describe this problem. I've been working in Final Cut Express HD (3.0) for a school video project, and last night the Canvas window flipped out on me and shows only some garbled picture on half the screen. I don't think I could have done anything to cause this, but I can't remember exactly what I was doing when it happened (it was very late).
I've tried closing the project, quitting the application, restarting the computer, etc. but nothing will work. The funny thing is the video still shows up fine in the Viewer window when double clicked on, and if I add the wireframe to the Canvas window, the picture comes back normally (it won't play though, and there is no actual wireframe).
In short, I'm very confused, and very frustrated, since I have a lot more work to do and have to be finished tonite. If anyone has any idea what might be going on, please reply ASAP. I'm attaching a picture too to give you a better idea of the problem. Thanks so much everyone!
Sorry for the vague topic title, but I really couldn't think of any other way to describe this problem. I've been working in Final Cut Express HD (3.0) for a school video project, and last night the Canvas window flipped out on me and shows only some garbled picture on half the screen. I don't think I could have done anything to cause this, but I can't remember exactly what I was doing when it happened (it was very late).
I've tried closing the project, quitting the application, restarting the computer, etc. but nothing will work. The funny thing is the video still shows up fine in the Viewer window when double clicked on, and if I add the wireframe to the Canvas window, the picture comes back normally (it won't play though, and there is no actual wireframe).
In short, I'm very confused, and very frustrated, since I have a lot more work to do and have to be finished tonite. If anyone has any idea what might be going on, please reply ASAP. I'm attaching a picture too to give you a better idea of the problem. Thanks so much everyone!
