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m2t work around
right now i’m using the JVC Gy-hdu110 and the DR-HD110 drive. the drive records in M2T format which doesn’t work in final cut, i have been using MPEG Streamclip to convert the files into .mov. there are some problems with doing that, if i type in the framerate i want there is a glitch that happens about 50 sec into each clip where frames are duplicated and it looks like slow motion. if i dont enter any framerate that problem goes away but the resulting file size is much higher. is there anyway around this? is final cut ever going to support m2t?
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The DR-HD110 will record in QuickTime format, which is what you should use. What you’re using is MPEG-2, native for HDV, and a really sucky format to edit with. I’d convert what you have to the AIC codec to edit. I hope FCP NEVER supports m2t cause it just sucks as an editing format. Change the format your DR-HD110 is recording to. Just my 2 cents.
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