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  • Brent Curran

    January 15, 2010 at 12:19 pm in reply to: Frame Rate Questions: Video & Audio

    Ok Well .. To answer my own question.. and ask myself another one… I know you have to set it to 720 pn to get 23.98 material.(hvx 200). Ok Ok … I didn’t shoot pn ..I shot 720 24p/60 but can’t final cut remove frames?.. When I ingested My 720 24 p material it gave me 59.94 material .. I want to ingest it so it 23.98 .. I’ve tried my settings in the log and transfer(advance pull down) but the footage comes out with the audio out of sync… Can any one help.?… I know I can convert it 59.94 material in compressor to 23.98 but shouldn’t I be able to ingest the footage 23.98 ? So when I bring it to the open the time line it’s 23.98
    ???? Anyone know ???

  • Brent Curran

    December 30, 2009 at 9:57 am in reply to: dvcpro vs 720p? what is high def

    I shot footage using an hvx 200 .. I used a 16 gb p2 card. I’m using final cut 6.1.2 .. I import my footage using log and transfer. My problem is I’m editing the footage after importing it on a 59 94 time line.
    I want to edit a 23.98 time line so i used my remove dupilcate frames import and my audio is out of sync?
    Can anyone suggest anything.. Presently I edit 59.94 then export and using compressor export using dvc pro 24 p to get the frame rate of 23.98 ..

  • Brent Curran

    December 30, 2009 at 9:56 am in reply to: 24P Post Workflow

    I shot footage using an hvx 200 .. I used a 16 gb p2 card. I’m using final cut 6.1.2 .. I import my footage using log and transfer. My problem is I’m editing the footage after importing it on a 59 94 time line.
    I want to edit a 23.98 time line so i used my remove dupilcate frames import and my audio is out of sync?
    Can anyone suggest anything.. Presently I edit 59.94 then export and using compressor export using dvc pro 24 p to get the frame rate of 23.98 ..

  • Brent Curran

    September 22, 2009 at 10:55 am in reply to: Frame Rate Questions: Video & Audio

    Shane, buddy I don’t know what I’d do with out you. I was thinking hmmm.. I shot HD 720 24p thinking that Id get a frame rate of 23.98 on my time line in FCP.. No, No , The time line is at 59.94 So I’m editing in 59.94… Ok, wait I set my camera to 720 24p over 60 ..? I use a hvx .200.. It’s looks great and no one has said anything to me on the frame rate.. I would like to have 23.98 as the time line and your compressor Idea works.. But what are your thoughts on look? so, I shot 720 24p over 60 ?? According to your post… It’s a different beast? I didn’t shoot at 720 24PN although I have and the Hvx shows on the LCD 24:24 my 16 GB p2 shoots from 16 min to 40 min ..I remember shooting this and finding that the audio eventually fell out of sync. I was hoping you could wave your hand and tell me what the heck to do… WHat should I set my camera to so that when I ingest final cuts time line is 23.98 I just shot a kids movie thinking it’s at 23.94….. No, No it’s 59.94 even though i set it 2 720 24 p ……

  • Brent Curran

    April 25, 2009 at 7:02 am in reply to: Importing SD Footage Shot on HVX 200

    you are awesome. It’s much faster and cleaner. Thanks a lot .. I just love all the things you can learn here on creative cow. People like you make it wonderful place to come and learn. I wish you all the best and if you want to check out some of my work. https://www.youtube.com/hidden3 Here is my you tube channel.
    I would love to look at some of yours. Thanks Doug …

  • Brent Curran

    April 24, 2009 at 4:16 pm in reply to: Importing SD Footage Shot on HVX 200

    Ok, I’ve done this . Now I set my sequence setting In Fcp to be 29.97, lower field, 16:9 interlaced, Lower field dv/dvcpro compression on 100% quality.. I export using quick time conversion on the best setting ntsc dv/dvpro. It doesn’t look good. I export using h.264 and it looks fine. .. Now I’ve done this several times in the past exporting with ntsc dv/dvcpro and never had this problem. Could it be possible that I ingest the footage wrong? I looking to understand why the Dv/Dvcpro export using quick time conversion is doing this. Now to be honest I did ingest the footage using the hand held canon with fcp capture setting ntsc fire wire with advanced pulldown. could this be the real problem. If so why does it look great using the h.264 export?

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