Carsten Orlt
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Nope. And the problems I have are not caused by the ioHD but by FCP.
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i do owe one and no, I’m not working for AJA 🙂
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so far so good! all problems could be tracked down to FCP and/or Leopard. Some things are not quite right yet, which even a complete reinstall (and yes everything and no restore) couldn’t solve. FCP needs an urgent update for sure, but I feel relatively confident that the ioHD is pretty well setup by AJA.
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As far as I know there is no 1080p25 ioHD preset.
All 1080 presets for 25/50 are interlaced.
I’m new to the whole HD thing so the following might be wrong. 1080 is always interlaced as of now and there is no true 1080p standard yet. progressive in 1080 is actually what is called PsF.
The naming conventions in HD are very confusing and it doesn’t help that different companies use different terms for the same thing.
You can set your 1080i seq to ‘none’ for the field order and that effectively makes it p in the regard that there will be be no field rendering. You have to make some test yourself as I’m not sure yet about all the implications myself. I for instance shot 720p25 and post in 1080i25 (or 50 depending on the manufacturer). It gets interesting when you do speed changes. Because if you keep field rendering on you theoretically end up with an interlaced image….
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Jeremy
I really appreciate you taking the time to be the most active on the forum!
Allow me one little note: If you would have posted this response directly we would have both saved several posts and therefor time.
I can’t test 720p24 because I only have 720p25 footage. So for now it is something I’ll keep an eye on.
Anyhow, thanks again!
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[Jeremy Garchow] “You are absolutely right. I like to be thourough. This is the ioHD forum, not the Final CUt forum. “
i would have never noticed 🙂[Jeremy Garchow] “If you capture 720p60, is out of sync?”
if you would read the answer before you wouldn’t ask this questionthanks anyway!
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you’re the master of asking questions 🙂
in the vtr because that’s the only way 720p25 over 60p can be played back by either the 1200 or 1400. and you can’t capture 720p25 over 60p via firewire.
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nope, shot 720p25 over 60p and captured at 1080i25
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Hi Rafael
Yes direct from FCP to Compressor. And more then happy results.
Naturally not for broadcast (I still go to big dub place who have the big guns) but I never had any complaints, problems, bad comments from the NTSC world about my DVD’s.
Carsten -
unfortunately recapture is the only way 🙁