Dan Riley
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He just told you.
Read John’s post.Dan
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Oh, wait a minute,
just reread his post.
This is because he wants to output at 29.97, correct?
It’s not something you have to do if you want to post the show
online or make a DVD ?Thanks,
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As a guy about to jump into HD also, this is confusing to me.
Are you saying, if I edit a show 24p in FCP and DON’T want to
lay off to tape through a KONA, but DO want to post it online or make a DVD,
I’ll need to make a QT from my sequence and run it through
After Effects? So I need to spend another
grand or more to output NOT on tape?Dan
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So you are saying its works back with FCP 4.5,
but it does not work with 5.1.2 ?
I haven’t tried it since 4.5 either.Is there another app (preferably not one that costs a grand)
that we could use to just record a DV Stream with timecode and audio out
from the camera? It would need to do it with the DVCPRO100 codec for me.
Maybe there is one on the PC side, and we can just boot into Windoz to do it
on the Intel machines.Dan
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There must be a way to make FCP think it IS controlling a machine
and then it wouldn’t quit recording.
If you can roll a digibeta deck then hit “capture now” with FCP
in deck control mode, and FCP records the deck timecode,(which it does)
then why would you not be able to do the same thing from a
DV camera with it’s deck recording?
Unless of course, the DV camera isn’t feeding timecode out FW
at this point. Maybe they don’t do that. Maybe TC only is sent
when the camera deck is in play mode.Dan
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I hope this is fixed too.
I planned on using a new Macbook Pro 17 inch to record on the set,
from a new Panasonic HDX 900 in HD. (the SDX900 didn’t have FW out
but the HDX does).
Can you still do it with “non controllable device”?
I know you won’t have camera timecode though.Dan
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Dan Riley
September 27, 2006 at 3:00 am in reply to: anyone know a inexpensive way to hook up a tv monitor to my computer? without buying a new video card?Mr GRX,
That converter you are talking about for $50 is probably fine.
Mind telling us the name/model?
But the likelyhood the output picture looks like the used DV camera option
I mentioned is pretty good.dan
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Dan Riley
September 26, 2006 at 9:44 pm in reply to: anyone know a inexpensive way to hook up a tv monitor to my computer? without buying a new video card?Well yeah Kevin, I was just trying to help him get decent video on a monitor
for very low cost. But he could also buy a card like the Aurora Fuse-X card
for $499 that has s video in/out too, or many other choices. -
Dan Riley
September 26, 2006 at 8:20 pm in reply to: anyone know a inexpensive way to hook up a tv monitor to my computer? without buying a new video card?I went to ebay and found this, which should work just fine:
https://cgi.ebay.com/Sony-Handycam-DCR-HC30-camcorder-mini-DV-video-camera_W0QQitemZ270033183597QQihZ017QQcategoryZ20333QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItemdan
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Dan Riley
September 26, 2006 at 8:13 pm in reply to: anyone know a inexpensive way to hook up a tv monitor to my computer? without buying a new video card?I don’t know what you want to spend, but go on eBay and find a used
Sony (or other) consumer DV camera, making sure it has s-video out.
You feed it with firewire from your G5 and take the output video to
your monitor and the output audio to your mixer-out to your speakers.
The video quality will be pretty much the same as any card.
This should cost you very little.Dan