Anders Haavie
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I’ve had a bit similar problems with dvcpro50 and the monitor turning greeen. Reinstalling QT and also choosing the Displays preference in system preference, and changing which monitor is the main monitor, and changing it back did the trick
Anders
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I have a decklink Pro card and it works great.. A bit hazzle to figure out how to get the settings correct the first time, but once you have figured it out, it’s piece of cake
Anders
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I too have both a 30″ and a 23″ (the old plastic version).. and it is just a JOY to work with my 30″. It is MUCH brighter than my 23″, and a lot better picture. I have experienced the green dot effect too, but it’s been a long time since I’ve seen it. Maybe they have fixed this in one of the updates for Tiger. I guess you can find cheaper 30″, but Apples monitor is the best I’ve ever seen.
Anders
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Just tell me why I have to do greenball (offline) in avid in dv when doing pure simple editing with no effects whatsoever. I am not talking about effects here at all
Anders
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FCP does that by default. There is NO offline at all if only your drives are fast enough..
The avids will not be upgraded. This is a package I have gotten from a television channel.. and I can’t decide which version we have on our pc’s.
Well.. I guess I know what I will do with our next television production
Anders
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Well.. I can see that your advice is to get hardware to make things work faster. I think that this should not be necessary when FCP give me all this without any extra hardware besides a cheap decklink card.
The green – blue ball thing is not just for effects. I can not see pictures in hight quality without pushing the blue button and then things get too slow to work with
okey.. At least now I know there is nothing wrong I do.
Anders
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DVDXDV .. A great application !!! Fantastically easy.. and works great
Anders
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Mediamanager is fixed with the last patch..
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Never ever heard about that bug, and I have used FCP extensively for years now… digi..dv..
Anders
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I have used FCP for years now, but for this one broadcast production I am working with now, I am working with Avid. I do find Avid much harder, especially when I want to do “fancy” editing (why do i have to make a subclip for slomos, and what if I need the slomo to be one frame longer.. i have to make a NEW subclip ??? ARGH)
However, this is my subjectiv opinion, and other people might just think it is the other way around… but still.. I find FCP to be alot more liberal in a way that you can do things in many way.. and just drag things around.. while as I am not even allowed to put a slug at the end of my timeline in Avid.
Again.. this is MY opinion.. and other people might think otherwise
Anders