Activity › Forums › Apple Final Cut Pro Legacy › To Drop or not to Drop
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Steven Gonzales
March 5, 2008 at 3:44 pmWhy worry about all those different digital broadcast formats?
I just bought a brand new HD-DVD player, so I’m ready for the future. Put it right next to my Betamax vcr.
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Michael Sacci
March 5, 2008 at 6:01 pmI guess since I’m not an engineer type I don’t understand what all the fuse is about. Didn’t seem like doing everything in Drop Frame would ever cause you a problem. Especially if you have a device that requires it. Other then losing a few 0s and 1s every now and again it seems pretty transparent to me. Only time I have had a problem was on a multicam shoot and audio and video where set up differently as the confirm didn’t workout but we where able to fix it by hand.
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Mark D’agostino
March 5, 2008 at 8:47 pmWe’ve just been doing it non-drop for over 30 years so didn’t see a reason to change just because a piece of equipment doen’t allow it. Our system works so we’d rather stay consistent. I do agree with you though that the choice is no real big deal. Thanks for the input Michael
Mark D’Agostino
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