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JVC HD 110U workflow question
I’m having that same problem everyone else is having with capturing. It stops and makes up an error about a dropped frame.
I see that someone suggested using DVHSCAP.app to capture the footage.My question is, where can I find this DVHSCAP.app ???
Thanks,
Ben
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3 Replies
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Dropped frames are usually caused by drives not being able to keep up with the data flow… not software per se. What are you using as a scratch disk and what format of HDV have you shot? How is the drive formatted?The capture utiltiy used to be on Apple’s site, but it’s not there anymore… Still I think that you should fix the problem so you can capture in FCP… sure would make things easier, right?
Jerry
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Jerry,
Thanks for the ideas. I am running Final Cut Studio 5.1.2
I’m using an internal 250gb Maxtor hard drive (2nd hard drive, not my boot drive) as my scratch disk.
I’ve shot 720/24p HDV on a JVC GY-HD110u camera.
The drive is formatted as MAC OS Extended (Journaled) with 2 partitions.Any suggestions as to what I could do to get past this issue?
Thanks,
Ben Brodbeck
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I’ve had problems with Journaled drives. I’d start be restriping as Mac OS Extended.
Bugsy
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