[Bert Delgado]

Thanks for the info.

Somehow I thought that the Apogee was an overkill for simply listening to audio tracks.

For what I want to do, your suggestions is much better priced.

Thanks for saving me money and have a GREAT Xmas.

Bert

[Bert Delgado]

Hello,

Thanks for your prompt reply.

I tried your suggestions and BINGO! The action is reversed.

Thanks for the info.

Bert Delgado

[Bert Delgado]

Thanks for the info.

Bert Delgado

[Bert Delgado]

Thanks for the info.

Will try “the move” using Motion 4.

Glad to see you work for an ABC affiliate. I worked for ABC Net Special Events/Evening News in New York many, many moons ago.

Be well,

Bert

[Bert Delgado]

Thanks, I shall try the USB connection and see if we can make it work.

Bert

[Bert Delgado]

Hello,

I read in the forum that you are familiar with the Panasonic AG-HVX200 camera.

I am trying to help my son use his camera to communicate with a computer which has Final Cut Pro, but we are not being able to make it work.

The computer insists that there is no firewire connection.

We have tested a different camera with the same firewire wire into the same computer and it works fine.

We are not able to properly set the camera to have it communicate with the computer.

We get to a menu screen on the camera that reads:

1394 DISCONNECT

Would you please be kind enough and give us the steps required to properly set the camera? We have tried to follow the camera’s manual and get nowhere with it.

Thanks

Bert Delgado

[Bert Delgado]

Hello,

I was glad to hear your success in using Red. I love the program, but since I upgraded to Final Cut Pro 7 and Snow Leopard, the program fails to work in a rather interesting way.

If you are not using FCP 7 and Red, then do not waste your time reading my problem, since this situation seems to be very typical on my machine and Boris’ tech support has told me that they can not recreate the problem in their computers.

The end result is that I am not using Red at all.

This is what happens: I can use any and all of the transitions from Red in FCP 7’s Timeline. They are seen, they work perfectly BUT when I burn a DVD with the production, there are NO Red effects at all. At the edit point either the picture freezes for a couple of frames or simply one scene follows the next without any of the Red effects.

One work around suggested was to do output a QuickTime movie. I tried that and it works, but it becomes a rather large time consuming and machine usage for something that worked so well before.

After I do not know how many trials and errors, I came to the conclusion that it seems to be that FCP 7’s Compressor and Red are not in friendly terms. But neither Apple nor Boris have offered an update to make it work.

Have you by any chance solved a problem like this without the need to create the QuickTime movie?

Thanks for your time and consideration.

Bert Delgado

[Bert Delgado]

Thanks for the info Tom. I appreciate your step, as opposed to “see the Help,” which I did before placing the post and got me to nowhere except the description of what a fade is.

Thanks

Bert

[Bert Delgado]

Thanks for the info.

I will try iTunes to see what happens. Hopefully somewhere in the transferring to FCP it will be made “usable” in FCP.

I am interested in the message at the bottom of your page. I will be teaching FCP and would like to buy DVDs that play on regular DVD players to be able to introduce FCP to the students.

Is that what the message at the bottom of your e-mail indicates? Do you sell such a DVD?

Please let me know.

Thanks.

Bert Delgado