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1 frame off while output to tape
Posted by Marcus Remberger on February 7, 2008 at 10:40 amHi!
In FCP, when im using edit to tape, both video and
audio ends up 1 frame off on tape. Why???!
In the timeline, the material is set to exact 01:00:00.
I´m using FCP 6.0.2, QT 7.3.1 and the tape recorder
is a digibeta, sonys DVW-500P.
Anyone know why, Ill appreciate all help!Dany Schelby replied 18 years, 1 month ago 5 Members · 6 Replies -
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Chris Kelly
February 7, 2008 at 11:05 amcheck your playback offset in FCP’s device control tab. it should be + or – 1 frame depending on whether your offset is before or after your sync frame.
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Shane Ross
February 7, 2008 at 5:44 pmAnd if it is consistant, then adjust your footage in the timeline to fix the offset. If it happens 1 frame late, move your footage one frame earlier.
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Michael Gissing
February 8, 2008 at 3:46 amIf you are using Decklink then make sure you have the latest drivers. I had the same error on an older driver version which fixed itself after installing latest drivers.
Also I assume you have reference video going to FCP & the digi deck.
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Marcus Remberger
February 8, 2008 at 9:57 amThanks for all the help!!!
I think I´ll begin to understand things now. But one issue
remains …
I´ve changed the value in the playback offset and in works
now but just on the first video in the timeline.
If I have two separate video clips on the timeline the other
one will end up 1 or 2 frames off?!
Have I missed anything??By the way, I use AJA kona LHe card.
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Chris Kelly
February 11, 2008 at 1:00 pmIm not sure i fully understand your problem? how do you mean you have 2 separate video clips in the timeline?
We have the kona 3 card in the online and decklinks in the offlines. the kona 3 is set up with -1.5 capture offset and +1 playback offset. the black magic is 0 capture and +4 playback. these settings give us frame accurate TC on digi without adjusting anything in the FCP timeline, assuming your ETT TC settings match the sequence settings. something like a gen10 will give you genlock, however sending a looping signal back from the deck out of the component output will give you accurate timecode as well.
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Dany Schelby
March 26, 2008 at 7:10 pmSame annoying problem. Can’t offset correctly in FCP because the shift is always different.
I tested out the same playout with same settings 10 times : 4 times correct start on 10:00:00:00, 5 times start on 10:00:00:01, 1 start on 09:59:59:24.
If i playout for example with the Blackmagic tool – all is correct.
I use FCP 6.0.1 on MacPro 8Core (10.4.11) with a Digibeta DVW-500P over Blackmagic Multibridge with last driver and a all-over studio sync.
No idea why!
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