[Alan Lacey]

Thanks again Walter,

I had no idea HD DVCPro was potentially so easy via the firewire etc. I guess I’ll start experimenting with an HVX200 and see where it takes me.

Definitely get a card and monitor. Do you happen to know if the appropriate Kona cards will cohabitate with the IO on the same box?

I’m really looking forward to this.

AND Blu-ray and HD DVD by the end of the year in tghe UK!!

Alan

[Alan Lacey]

Another question??

If I start this HD DVCPro tape workflow (Recording times too long for P2, and I’m a little wary of the FireStore at present)will I need a card for the Mac like the Decklink or something? Currently I’m all SD and I use the excellent AJA IO.

Thanks again,

Alan

[Alan Lacey]

Walter!

Thanks so much that’s great news (and posted within minutes!!!) What a GREAT resource The Cow is.

Regards Alan

[Alan Lacey]

Thanks Paul

Alan

[Alan Lacey]

Do we have to use this if we’re UK based?

If so what tax(es) do we have to add?

Alan (PALland)

[Alan Lacey]

Pontentially saving us $$$$$

Alan

[Alan Lacey]

Thanks Aanarav, I’ll stick to the Intel then. Any other recommendations?

Alan

[Alan Lacey]

I think there may be a 4 or is it 2GB filelimit size on avi files. Also Fat32 has filesize limitations. Perhaps this is the problem.

Alan PALland

[Alan Lacey]

I’ve never tried it but I did make a mental note when I read this workflow on the cow months ago.

—–You can batch export stills from a clip by setting markers where you want the stills extracted. Pull the clip from the timeline back to the Browser so it’s now independent. There will be a twirly next to the clip. Twirl it open to expose the markers. Select the markers and control-click Batch Export.

This is so cool. Apparently it’s in the freakin’ manual somewhere. I can’t find it.——-

I didn’t keep a note of the poster.

Alan PALland

[Alan Lacey]

Or you’ve installed the purchased pluin on a second machine. The license will only work on the machine it was installed on.

Alan PALland