Craig Thomas quinlan
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Nope – the people who will be buying these cards will know what to look for, and whether or not they need pci-e or pci-x.
Just mention the specs from the manufacturer’s site, maybe include the link in the posting… the responsibility for knowing if it’s the right card is theirs, not yours, as long as you provide an accurate description.
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Have you tried trashing the render files and creating a new render directory in system settings? Try it in a different location just to test.
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Yeah, you’re right. We usually dub VHS to dvcam here.
If you already have an FS1, you should be good to go though, right? TBC and frame sync?
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(Or dub your VHS to dvcam or similar)
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K3 has no analog input. The Kona LH does. If you need to capture analog sources to a Kona 3, you need a A/D converter like the AJA HD10AVA, which will embed analog video and audio into an SDI output. VHS is tricky though, you should drop a TBC inbetween. Alternatively you can run it through an AJA FS1, which will give do the same thing (as one of its many purposes) but also gives you TBC and frame sync. Run your rca analog outs on the VHS deck through a mixer before you hop onto the converter.
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Make sure the correct drivers are installed.
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Use the Merge Clips function of FCP. You can do this by in point, out point, timecode, etc. So mark an in on the video @ slate drop, mark an in on the audio when you hear the clap, select the two clips, Merge Clips -> by In point. This creates a new clip with both video and audio in your browser. This is faster than trying to sync in the timeline.
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I responded to your post, but was moderated by CC (not sure why), so a response is a-comin’.
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If you’re trying to sell these on ebay, you should just refer to the manufacturer’s site to get relevant info so you can explain exactly what it is you’re selling.
This Apple FC card is generally sold to be used with Xsan – but it can be used to connect to other fibre channel storage as well. This is a dual channel 4gb card.
Your atto card is a scsi adapter – it may have been used to connect to LTO drives or something similar. Check ATTO’s site for a good description: https://www.attotech.com/ultra5D.html
And the highpoint cards are generally used to connect to external local raid storage. https://www.highpoint-tech.com/USA/rr2322.htm
You should have no trouble selling these cards because they’re still being currently used – we have clients using the apple fc cards and the atto ultra 320s as we speak. Best of luck.
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(And to anyone reading these posts, they’re all out of order, at least on my end.)