Daniel5000
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I really can
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“I was under the impression that you never had journaling enabled on a media drive. ‘
As far as I know this impression is right.
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Michael G
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Hello
When I last checked, the authority on the subject of HDV to DVCPro conversion was Graeme Nattress of https://www.nattress.com/. He thought it was a bad idea to convert HDV to DVCPro HD, manly because it introduced another level of compression. He also added that most top end Macs will handle the HDV (Mpeg2) stream just fine.
However, some others say that this second level of compression is worth it in order to get better quality transitions and titles within a DVCPro timeline. An article I read sometime ago gave the opinion that editing in HDV was fine for cutting projects only but suffered once graphics and transitions were added.
Now, ProRez is the new kid on the block and sounds very promising to me and from what I hear is better than the DVCPro codec and far superior to HDV in many ways. Exactly how much better, I don
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As a matter of fact I just finished coping the original disks.
Many Thanks
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Leo
Many thanks for your response. Unfortunately, I have been very busy and not have time to reply. So..my apologies
Ill do some test with your suggestions.
Again Many Thanks
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Hello
Yes I have a Multibridge Extreme. Sorry about any confusion.
OK you suggestions work
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Thanks for responding Luke
Unfortunately after following the instructions I still only get options for HD no SD resolutions appear.
All SDI in put and output connections are going through channel A.
Also in the BlackMagic DeckLink preferences under the Change Video and Audio Connections, I only see two options for output:
SDI & NTSC/PAL & Y,R-Y,B-Y and SDI & NTSC/PAL & S-Video
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Hello
The only way I was able to get it work was to install the intel version of FCP on the Mac Mini….
I think I tried just about everything else.
Sorry
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Chris
How did you manage the 24p setup?
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