[Brian Harder]

Sorry Jeremy. I put a slug in between the clips, and it seems to keep them in sync. Starting and stopping on a clip is never a problem. It’s just when I start in an empty space that it loses sync. But it doesn’t do it every time. Just some of the time.
Obviously, having something there like a slug helps, but I never had this problem before.
Thanks for the advice. Brian

[Brian Harder]

I’m only looking at a couple of clips right now. Not even editing, just laying the clips on a timeline to view them. I haven’t had this problem before. It shouldn’t be doing this. There must be a setting for the Sequence that I don’t have right.

[Brian Harder]

I could of sworn it was HDV last week. 🙂

So would it be easier to edit by changing my camera to DVCPRO HD? Is DVCPRO HD a lesser quality format than AVC-Intra?

You mentioned viewing Playback at 720p 29.94 8-bit. But I don’t have a setting for 29.94 at 720p. Just 23.98 or 59.94. Right now, it only plays out at 59.94. I’m using a Kona 3 card.

Thanks,
Brian

[Brian Harder]

The camera I am using is a Panasonic P2 HD AJ-HPX2700G.
Viewfinder says 24P:24PN AVC-I100.

The clips in my bin read – 1280×720 23.98fps Compressor: Apple ProRes 422 48KHz 16 bit Integer.

So does that mean that I am bringing in AVC-Intra?

I was wrong on my Sequence Settings. They say HDTV instead of HDV.

Thanks, Brian

[Brian Harder]

Yes, I go through Log and Transfer. No matter if I set my Capture to DVCPRO HD or other, when I drag my clip to the timeline, it asks me if I want to convert it to match. I click yes, and the clip goes on timeline. Then I check the Sequence Settings, and it always says HDV.
Are there other settings that I should be checking? Thanks.

[Brian Harder]

Thanks for your imput Shane.

We are shooting at 24 fps. I’m pretty sure we’re Native.

Whenever I check my Sequence Settings for my timeline after I put my P2 on it, it always says HDV.

Thanks for your help. I’ll keep working at it.

Brian