Hello Andrew
Thank you for your replay.
Dany writes:
1. "Broadcast safe" ON
2. Check with "Viewing Broadcast Safe Exceptions" - all legal now
3. Render (Mov/Mxf - tested with Video & Auto)
4. Import rendert file back (Mov/Mxf)
5. switch "Broadcast safe" OFF
6. Check with "Viewing Broadcast Safe Exceptions" - all illegal again
What happens with my system (R14.3 / Sierra / Mac Pro 4.1 / GTX780 / Intensity Pro 4K):
1. „Broadcast save“ on.
2. Check with „Viewing Broadcast Save Exceptions“ - I can not get rid of them (whatever my corrections are, I have also tried with the qualifier ... in vain, I can alter their size and shape, but they don’t dissapear).
3. Render (ProRes Mov, Data Levels set to video)
4. Import rendered file back.
5. Switch „Broadcast Save“ off.
6. Check with „Viewing Broadast Save Exceptions“ - all is legal.
So my results are different. I just wonder, if the way „Viewing Broadcast Save Exceptions“ are shown in the timeline (on the project source-clips) is wrong. It seems to ignore „Make Broadcast Save“.
This would explain why the reeimported video does not show any „Broadcast Save exceptions“.
Andrew, you write:
„Broadcast Safe does check against old analog, simulated composite signal, which is basically not used today?“
A very good explanation can be found here:
http://www.fcp.co/forum/4-final-cut-pro ... ll-a-thing