Bouncing Account needs new email address
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You can’t use USB for FCP video capture.
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There are several ways to do this.
The simplest is to record the DAT to your camcorder and a DV tape, then capture the DV.
It will then have timecode and that can come in very handy.There are other methods, depending on the equipment you own and your experience-level.
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[Randy] “Thanks I’ll try that.”
“No! Try not. Do. Or do not. There is no try.”
-Burma Shave
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[Mark Suszko] “No purchases, no outside help, no other gear available, no money, I work a government job.”
GET
OUT
NOW!
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If you buy another Mac you can simply work on IT while the other Mac burns an iDVD (yes, its a very slow process).
But, you don’t need any other programs to “distribute tasks” for this process, just do your additional work on the second Mac while the first one chugs away.
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[Mark Suszko] “No portable Firewire drive.”
Well, do “the guys” have one?
Can you go BUY one?
They are very inexpensive and very useful.
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[mattlambert] “has anyone had this problem before?”
Open the “Search Posts” here in the upper left green area under the COW Logo.
Type in “preview disabled” and include the archives in the search.
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[Steve Connor] “Pleas fill in your profile – it helps US to help YOU!”
And please, Steve, spell “PLEASE” correctly.
😉
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[Don Poe] “I use my PD150 all of the time to do timelapses.”
My response was also in consideration that with film and “BTV” (or similar) capture, you can record for many HOURS, DAYS, even MONTHS, without disturbing the camera.
And that is what’s required for many protracted time-lapse events.(i.e. life of a flower, construction site, seasons changing.)
The multi-frame (rather than single-frame) recordings (which use up the tape at a 15-to-1 faster rate) coupled with the severely limited number of “in-between time” settings on DV camcorders makes them useless for all but relatively short-term time-lapses.