Chris Babbitt
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Yeah, I thought of that. I can’t find it anywhere else.
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Sorry to say that I don’t use Autosave. There were so many problems early-on that I stopped using it and never went back. I would think that it should be more difficult to accidentally delete a sequence.
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Thank you muchly.
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Thanks John. Since we both work with XDCAM-EX camera files all the time, this sounds like the best common solution. So, he can render out an XDCAM MXF file of the edited program? Can you tell me how to do this, so I can pass it along to him? He is pretty clueless in this regard.
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On the Transcend website, you can verify whether the card is legit by entering-in the serial number.
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I use the express card slot for downloading the SxS cards from my EX camera. Much faster and more convenient than USB from the camera or card reader.
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Take a sheet of clean paper, turn the mouse upside down, and roll the trackball rapidly against the paper repeatedly in all directions. It works every time for me.
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Sorry Raphael. I didn’t check before posting. I meant to say, “all DVDs are interlaced to begin with.”
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OK, I might get attacked for saying this, and I might be wrong. But I have had a couple of recognized experts tell me thus:
NTSC is interlaced. It is part of the NTSC spec. Therefore, an NTSC DVD can only be interlaced. This would explain why, when I try to make a progressive DVD in Compressor, the resulting .m2v file still comes out interlaced. Try this by opening one of your own “progressive” DVD files in Mpeg Streamclip and checking the properties. In my case, it still says it is 1080i. DVD players are able to de-interlace a DVD and put out a progressive signal, but all NTSC DVDs are progressive to begin with.
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It’s been a while since I had to do this, but I believe you have to send it on an ISO 9660 DVD. Toast has that option.