Adam Bernardi
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I’m in 1080 23.98 project, but my source is true 24.000 speed. In addition, that’s my pic only, my tracks were brought in at 23.98 and if I put one of them in the upper window, then entering the timecode works. But with the pic in the upper window, it just sits there… staring at me…
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I’m having the same problem and none of these solutions worked. I am working in a 23.98 project and my source that’s giving me problems is 24. Could that be the problem?
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Thanks Geoff,
I think you may be onto something, I have a lot of consumer electronics on the same circuit.
A clarification: It seems to be only one speaker that gets the static, and when it does, it leaks a little into the other speaker. -
OK Jordan, I tried the FW interface with and w/o AC and it makes no difference.
I’m not sure I’ve described the sound accurately, so I’ve uploaded a clip. I recorded it on the built-in mic so there’s room noise, but I think you’ll get the idea.
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Upon looking at images of your audio interface, I don’t see any balanced outputs.
Jordan, whoops, you’re right. I was looking at the front of the interface when I was writing my post and and assumed there were XLR outs. This has been a long running problem that I’ve been trying to ignore and all the testing I mentioned above I did some time ago. I knew I had tried everything, so I assumed there were balanced outs, my bad.
As to changing one variable at a time, I did.
I’ll try your suggestions, I think I tried the interface w/o the AC, but I don’t remember, I’ll try again.
I’ve always suspected something with the AC. I only have it hooked up to a UPS, but I think my AC in this neighborhood is pretty dirty, my lights dim fairly often. In fact, first thing I should do is get a power conditioner….
But I still don’t know how to explain the hum/buzz/spitting/static following the one specific speaker and not the other, regardless of what channel it’s plugged into or position….
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Eric, I meant to mention that. I did try headphones from the imac and it sounded fine, no noise.
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That’s an interesting response Bob Zelin. I’m not sure if you’re joking or just being rude. Nevertheless, if you find yourself in Los Angeles, look me up and I’ll show you the problem. I can’t imagine what I could be doing to cause it. Maybe you can figure it out.
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I’m going to try the FCP to Digibeta from the HDV sequence and see how that looks. Thanks!
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Thanks Dino, yeah, the Meridiens are rock solid, but alas…too, too old. I haven’t added up all the hours, but it’s probably around 100 hours. The tapes are not available. We do have one newer Avid, it’s an adrenaline w/Mojo on a PC. We thought that would recognize the HDV, but it doesn’t seem to have the right codecs. Unfortunately the company is not purchasing ANYTHING right now, so we have to make do with what we’ve got.
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Yeah Grin, we might be interested. Which model is it?