• Apple Final Cut Pro Legacy

  JVC H 110 and FCP

  Posted by Monica F.p.williams on November 27, 2006 at 7:04 pm

  Hi, I heard that there are some problems importing JVC H 110 footage into FCP anyone had problems with it?
  and if this is true is there any workaround ?
  One more question is going to be a problem to work on a project shot with the JVC and a Panasonic HVX 200/p2 cards?
  Thank you

  Monica F.P.williams
  crocodile editing

  Monica F.p.williams replied 19 years, 5 months ago 2 Members · 2 Replies
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  Jerry Hofmann

  November 27, 2006 at 8:09 pm

  The JVC camera shoots HDV, where the P2 cards from an HVX-200 shoot DVCPROHD, which is the better of the two formats. You’ll want to convert the HDV camera’s footage to DVCPROHD and edit in a DVCPROHD sequence. Hopefully, both cameras have shot the same frame rate… if not you have yet another problem. 24fps all or 30fps…

  I’ve an article in the current issue of the COW magazine about how to transfer the HDV footage to DVCPROHD so it conforms to the the footage shot by the HVX. course all this is moot if the shoots have been DV and not HD… if they are DV, the formats will match. Both cameras are capable of shooting DV as well as the HD formats they shoot. FCP 5.1.2 should capture the material just fine from the JVC camera, and the P2 material from the other also works just fine, but you’ll want to match the formats, and DVCPROHD would be my choice here.

  Jerry
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  Monica F.p.williams

  November 28, 2006 at 5:49 pm

  Thank you for the tips and I will not mix the 2 formats and definitelly shoot with the Panasonic.
  I’ll test the JVC for future projects.
  Ciao
  Monica

  Monica F.P.williams
  crocodile editing

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