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Thanks David.

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Thanks Tom… some good food for thought. I appreciate the tip.

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Thanks very much Tom. That worked like a charm!

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Thanks Noah. This seems to be what most people are saying. So I’ll stick to the 63’s.

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Here is the setup I use: Manfrotto 351MVB2 legs, 503 head, 520 ball, 350SPR spreader, 565 feet and MBAG90P bag. It works well for me and was under $900 Canadian. Hope that helps

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I’ll give that a try, but the errors occur where there is no break in the timecode. Where the breaks actually occur, FCP deals with it ok, by creating new clips and then continuing to capture.

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I don’t have any anti-virus programs running. There are timecode breaks since I was filming in free run mode. However, when a timecode break is reached on the tape, FCP locates it, starts a new clip and continues capturing. The error does not seem to be related with the timecode breaks.

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The two cameras ended up being 14 seconds apart. But thinking back, I had changed the battery on one camera after syncing and before shooting, so I’m sure that’s what made the TC slip.

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Thank you very much. That worked like a charm!

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Thanks for the tips. I tried your suggestions… Compressor and DVDSP and it makes a world of difference!