Chris Bell
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Walter,
Can you share some of the tips?
Chris Bell
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Can you provide a link to a the product you are using? Brand, model number? Thanks.
Chris Bell
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I have a large label on the top of my deck warning users of this issue. I make sure each client is fully aware of the potential problem, and the replacement cost. I wonder why a broadcast product would be so susceptible to this problem. You would think they would place a fuse or breaker on the back of the deck to protect the firewire board. Perhaps a future product will include some protection?
Chris Bell
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800 works great… preferred in my opinion.
Chris Bell
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Keep your edit at the same frame rate you shot in. Final cut or your mastering deck can add the pulldown to 29.97 later. This method will ensure a consistent cadence.
Chris Bell
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Nope, not true. You can edit Varicam material at 23.98 uncompressed via HD-SDI. You need to make sure your hardware is compatible with that frame rate.
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The Varicam does not have a firewire out.
Chris Bell
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How and what are you saving your footage onto?
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P2 cards can be read by final cut pro 5. Be sure you have the latest update. Also, you need a 7200 rpm drive to view the footage in full res.
Chris Bell
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Emanuel,
No worries, we’ve all been there before, pulling our hair out. Here is another web site which may be of help:
https://www.kenstone.net/fcp_homepage/dvcpro_hd_workflow_balis.html
Looking forward to trying that wine!
Chris Bell, Seattle