[Bob Mark]

Thanks Kevin, for that great info!

Bob

[Bob Mark]

Thanks very much!

Bob

[Bob Mark]

So they are offering $300 off. That is nice. It’s hard to say if that is a reasonable price unless you check other shops. I have used Macie Video in the past and was very happy with the result. https://www.macievideo.com Good luck

Bob

[Bob Mark]

If you put the exact same mono recording on two tracks (L&R) you have two track mono, not stereo. Cheers.

Bob

[Bob Mark]

Still no solution. Pretty unbeliveable.

Bob

[Bob Mark]

Mike knows about it. But, thanks.

Bob

[Bob Mark]

I’m late to the parade, and I don’t use Premiere, but I would open up a vector scope and then apply a chroma level video effect to the project and adjust accordingly with the scope. Good luck.

Bob

[Bob Mark]

Did you try a general search for” veg.bak” files and look at the dates to see if it might be there?

Bob

[Bob Mark]

Soumendra, if you are recording in a studio, you shouldn’t have to use mic cut/pass filters. I don’t use FCPX, so I can’t comment on that, but perhaps you could post an audio sample, so we can hear it.

For audio sweetening, I use a few programs, depending upon what needs tweaking. 1) Vegas Video Pro (it has great audio tools), Cool Edit 2000 (no longer around, but you might find a download somewhere), and Audacity (free). Cool Edit 2000, does a very good job of removing difficult audio problems like air conditioning noise by using sampling of the signal in a noise only area, and then using that to subtract that sound from the whole file.

Bob

Bob

[Bob Mark]

Well, clearly, George. This is not a priority. :>(

Bob