Bobby Hall
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Then why does a 64gb SDXC card hold 16 hours of full HD while a 32gb SDHC card doesn’t hold anywhere close to half of that?
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Michael,
I understand that. But will Clipwrap even recognize the MXF files in the camera? MPEG Streamclip and Pavtube Mediaconverter don’t, so does Clipwrap recognize the camera footage similar to iMovie? -
Shane,
Are you telling me Clipwrap will recognize the files in my camera? I can’t even access the MXF files in the Finder window. The only program that recognizes the files in the Canon Vixia is iMovie, so I asked if it would be okay to convert the AIC files that iMovie makes into ProRes. -
Hi Stephen. I’m not exactly sure what format the footage is in the Vixia. I know it’s HD 1920×1080 and records in some setting called MXP, which is it’s highest quality. I just don’t know how to get the footage from it without using iMovie, which then converts it to AIC. I can’t open the camera in the finder or use MPEG Streamclip to open the files. That’s why I asked if it was okay to use iMovie to import the files to AIC, and then use MPEG Streamclip to convert them to ProRes.
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I see. Thanks a lot!
BTW, I made a mistake in my earlier posts when I said I set the transmitter to +12 in the g3. It doesn’t go above 0. -
Hi Brian,
I did do some tests. I was just wondering if it makes a difference if the transmitter was around -12 and the receiver around 0, or if the transmitter was around +12 and the receiver -24. They both sound fine to me and there’s not a problem with mono.I have heard many times you shouldn’t record directly into the camera but the audio sounded fine to me. I had my T3i set at one click above 0 so that the camera’s preamps don’t have to do much work.