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  • Charley King

    April 19, 2006 at 4:14 pm in reply to: what could be the cause for…

    If your machines have a lot of tape go throuogh them, it is not uncommon to clean them every day, and in some cases if you have multiple shifts, it is not uncommon to ahve them cleaned at the beginning of each shift.
    If you don’t have a lot of tape shuttle, such as in linear editing, or a lot of tape from different sources, then you might try cutting back to every other day, or even once a week, but every day is always best.

    Charlie

  • I hear from many people about Chyron being user unfriendly, but once you learn the basics it starts to make total sense, and actually becomes very easy plus the main thing about Chyron is that it is very fast after you set up templates, macros, etc. Things jsut fall together, that is why it has always been so popular for sporting events, things happen quickly adn you need to be able to respond almost instantly and the Chyron allows this to happen. The training is excellent if you can affford to go or to send someone.

    Charlie

  • Charley King

    April 13, 2006 at 10:12 pm in reply to: Linear suite update

    Hey, Randy
    You can drop my name anytime, even if they don’t know me. I got to know all of those guys when they were with Grass Valley. Known them a long time.
    OOOOOO and drop my name at the COW booth too tell em, Charlie says hi. Nahhhh I’ll see them myself. hahaha

    Charlie

  • Charley King

    April 11, 2006 at 6:07 pm in reply to: Linear suite update

    If you are currently using the Editware system, drop by and see Fastrack at Editware. Hybrid system, linear/nonlinear. If you feel you might want to stay somewhat linear. They will probably recommend the Grass Valley Profile system to go with it.

    And while there tell Bob Lefcovitch, Jerry Lewis, Jay Coley, that Charlie King said hi.

    Nah I’ll probably drop by and tell them hi myself.

    Good Luck
    Charlie

  • Charley King

    April 5, 2006 at 9:52 pm in reply to: what I’ve been up to

    Hang in there buddy,
    It is so kewl when someone is able to pursue his dream and make it happen. I’m behind you 100% even tho I miss you not being around here much. I miss your wit and charm.

    Charlie

  • [jd] “However, as video cameras develop will there be a new oppurtunity to learn the craft of shooting a certain way, in order to grab the right frames in post, to create a portfolio of photographs? An entirely new skill set that combines both arts?”

    Forget technology as a deterrent or helpful tool, I’m sure you could do an adequate job thinking of both, and shooting to get an acceptable product of both, but you will never be really good at either attempting to do both at the same time.

    Charlie

  • Charley King

    March 30, 2006 at 8:29 pm in reply to: “Lower Third” Titles?

    I don’t know of a software, for MAC, or PC for that matter under $500. As thax said I think you are looking in the wrong forum. See if any of the guys in the Videographers forum have an idea for you. I doubt the Corporate Video forum would have anything.

    Charlie

  • Charley King

    March 30, 2006 at 8:21 pm in reply to: The art of sleep deprevation.

    [mark harvey] “I’m going to be a t my first NAB next month. Hopefully I’ll get a chance to meet you.”

    You better, or I’ll never answer a thread you are in again. Ask Boomer or Mrs Boomer for my number. Tell em I said you could have it. Supposedly gonna meet Nick Griffin real soon and looking forward to that.

    See ya at NAB
    Charlie

  • Charley King

    March 29, 2006 at 10:58 pm in reply to: The art of sleep deprevation.

    Guys, Be careful, reading this thread has brought back memories of why I burned out after about 35 years in the business. I was totally unable to work, or even think clearly for almost 3 years. People talk about creative burnout, but the hours you get into working leads to total burnout, which I feel you never totally overcome. I still have moments of brilliance, but I don’t have the creative endurance I once had.

    Heed my warning, give youself time to breathe ocassionally. Get away, forget the creative world exists. Turn off all creative thinking and enjoy the flowers.

    Charlie

  • Charley King

    March 22, 2006 at 10:28 pm in reply to: MPG’s created in FCP not compatible with PC.

    [Dave LaRonde] “I suggest Apple Quicktimes using the Animation codec set to best quality”

    Yep Dave, that is what I do with my Mac based Avid. II then network over to my PC and convert to MPG2 for use in my Adtec players, and for all the other Harrah’s (formerly Caesars properties) in Las Vegas. Have never had a problem with compatibility until this guy started doing some work for other entities that use our systems. I get mpg files from all over the country with no problems. We use the DVD compliant settings. The best codec I have found for conversiion into MPG2 from any format I have tried so far, is the Main Concepts used in Vegas Video. Beats the heck out of the one I have for my Priemere Pro.

    I was just wondering if anyone else using FCP had come across this problem before.
    I tried to talk to the guy about it to find a solution but he became very defensive and uncooperative, so I dropped it immediately.
    Charlie

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