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DVCPro HD footage little “red lines” or data, pixel, etc. errors.
HI,
I need some help here. In my last couple(maybe more) I’m seen in the Dvcpro Hd 720p60(different frame rate) footage shoot with my AG-HVX-200a, a little(short) and imperceptible couple of red lines, like some data or display error. I’ve seen for a time, but doesn’t bother me or disappear. I took one of my recent project to Color, but when the finish, I’m seen the “lines” more. It’s hard to describe the lines or error.
I log and tranfer with final cut pro 6.0.6 and I’m working in the same source sequence. Here is a still capture of the problem: https://elcuervofilms.com/videos/sample.jpg
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I’ve read posts about dirty contacts causing strange on-screen glitches. Try blowing out the P2 card sockets and the card’s contacts, to.
John
MacPro 8-core 2.8GHz 8 GB RAM OS 10.5.8 QT7.6.4 Kona 3 Dual Cinema 23 ATI Radeon HD 3870, 24″ TV-Logic Monitor, ATTO ExpressSAS R380 RAID Adapter, PDE enclosure with 8-drive 6TB RAID 5
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Don’t worry, I solved. Was like points red sometimes green, like corrupted data. I really don’t know how to solved. I throw to the trash the Color prefs file, try to render one of the clips, and reconnect it again, and solve. The thing that I notice was that if you don’t write a name for the files on the render destination directory, final cut could confuse with others clips render before from Color, like my case. For that, I have to reconnect one by one, cause I already do other thing to the timeline and I won’t do it again.
But the bad data, never knows. I don’t think that is the camcorder, because the little color point I always see it on editing(after transcode). I will upgrade my FCP 6 to FCP 7, maybe is my system. Thanks anyway. If someone knows about it, please tell me.
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