Chris Poisson
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What I do is get my first lower third set to where I want it, then copy and paste that clip over all the other lower thirds, open each in Title 3D and re-type. You still have to type in a new X coordinate, but this is really accurate and saves a lot of time. I don’t think there’s any other way around it.
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I have a 2bay Firmtek enclosure with 2 500 gig SATA drives in RAID 0 and it does SD and some HD just fine. Total cost was less than 600 bucks.
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In the motion tab, yes.
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Shelby,
I would advise against direct recording to the deck without some kind of interface beyond the log and capture tool. That’s why those products I mentioned were invented. Direct to deck is possibly likely to be problematic.
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Shelby,
There are several programs that do this, the one I have is called DVmonitor Pro. It works very well with a Mackbook, I use it for casting, saves a boatload of time as it allows you to name clips as you shoot them and stuffs them in a hard drive. Not sure how it will work with your switcher, but it should. Another is VeeScope Live, which also can handle HDV. I have the demo, it’s pretty cool.
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Keith,
Open your audio video settings and see if the audio is not set right. You’ll have a choice of FireWire or built in audio.
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Hey Chris,
No,I meant self-contained SWF files with controlers. Flix Pro makes these as does a little app called Video2SWF. All the movies on my website were made with this. I can’t stand FLVs because of the bother of setting up all the links. The SWFs look great and are really easy to manage.
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Matt,
Are you on an Intel Mac? AVCHD doesn’t work on a Power PC.
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There’s a gamma difference between both. Movies made on a Mac can look dark on a PC. You might try SWF and look at them on both.
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PAL to NTSC.
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