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AJA Kona x output betacam uvw-1800
Posted by Carla Silva on March 23, 2010 at 8:48 pmHello!!!
I have AJA Kona lh-, and work with FCP 6.06. I need to use edit to tape to send my job for uvw-1800.
I capture from it, but I dont get to edit to tape (in the image, Only audio)…
Somebody could help me to configure my AJA???Gary Adcock replied 16 years, 4 months ago 3 Members · 4 Replies -
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Bob Zelin
March 23, 2010 at 10:49 pmdo you have an AJA Kona LH, LHe, or LHi ?
Are you working in an HD project (and want to downconvert to SD for the Beta tape) or is this an SD project, and you just can’t get the signal into your Beta VTR ?
Do you know what the AJA Control Panel is ? Have you opened it ? What format is it set to ? Where is the ANALOG OUT tab set (component or composite) ? Is the FORMAT tab on 525 for “secondary” ?
Is your Beta VTR Input switch in YPbPr ? Do you have the Y Pb Pr out cables going from your Kona LH into your Beta component inputs ? What Beta VTR do you have – an 1800 ? Is the little component switch on the rear of this VTR in the “up” position”
More info please, to help with your problem.
Bob Zelin
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Carla Silva
March 23, 2010 at 11:36 pmMy dear,
After 6 hours, after I change all cables, after I almost cry…
Is the little component switch on the rear of this VTR in the “down position”…
A litle detail…
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Bob Zelin
March 24, 2010 at 2:07 amCarla,
your tears replicate my tears. You are not a video professional, until you sit there, in tears, when everything is failing, and then you realize – it’s one simple switch, or one simple menu setting.That “seperates the men from the boys”. If you don’t suffer thru these problems, you are not a professional. I have the utmost respect for you, for going thru everything, and finally figuring out what the real problem was – a stupid little switch.
Bob Zelin
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Gary Adcock
March 24, 2010 at 12:19 pm[Bob Zelin] ” I have the utmost respect for you, for going thru everything, and finally figuring out what the real problem was – a stupid little switch. “
Note too the fact that she would take the time to post that information also, something not many of the “professionals” here do when it was “a stupid little switch”
gary adcock
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