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Shane,
Try the following
select all in the timeline window
IN the Sequence menu under RENDER make sure that all of the types of renders are checked.
Then select either Command R or Option R to render the entire sequence.
If you zoom the timeline into the frames and use the arrow key to advance a frame at a time I am sure you will find those unrendered frames.
David
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Selec the clip.
Tools>removed advanced pulldown
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David Battistella
November 23, 2006 at 10:55 pm in reply to: Monitor out from Final Cut timeline with HDV and XDCAM HD?This sounds like a sequence/footage mismatch.
Did you load the easy set up for either HDV or HD XD cam?
Is there a new BM driver for these codecs?
Does BM support these HD formats on output?
David
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Victoria,
Can you recapture via firewire on a camera? Maybe borrow one from a friend. It looks like that deck does not have a firewire output.
Suggestion.
Borrow a firewire camera from a friend.
Hook it up.
Load your tape
Go to easy set up and select DV NTSC 48K preset.
Go to the offline clips in the browser and select them.
Right click or hold down the control key on the selcted clips and select BATCH capture.
OR
Open the log and capture window APPLE KEY 8
Select all of the offline clips in the broswer
Go back to the capture window and click on BATCH.cheers,
David
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David Battistella
November 22, 2006 at 12:55 pm in reply to: Recommended preservation quality SD capture cardTake a look at Bit Jazz Sheer Video codecs for archiving. I have been using them for years. Lossless, about a third the size of uncompressed. Very efficenet. Totaly QT compatible and fast as well.
David
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Victoria,
The best thing to do is delete the MEDIA of the clips with dropouts or select the clips and use the MAKE OFFLINE feature. Tthis takes them off line. You can also jsut select the clips and use RECAPTURE.
Thes best thing to do is capture with a PVW 2600 Deck or better as these decks have built in DROP OUT compensators built in. The UVW series decks do not have this so tapes often have a lot of drop outs when it comes to these decks.
The best deck to use is a DVW-A500 deck. It is a Digital Betacam deck with Betacam SP playback capability and has the best dropout compensator on the market. You can rent that deck for about 750 a day and recapture using that. It will save you a lot of time compared to fixing individual dropouts (painstaking work).
David
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Yes,
on the burnin but not on the actual clip.
You could change the QT file TC info, but then you could never recapture it from teh source tapes.
David
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When you apply TC reader there is an offset. You can adjust it to start at the 1 or 2 hour mark. Move teh slider and magically watch the TC change.
David
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David Battistella
November 21, 2006 at 3:04 pm in reply to: FCP 5.1.2 – 1080/24PsF – Rendering of wrong frame?Yes.
I can confirm. I have been having similar problems when using MM to transcode media to this codec. It all comes out looking progressive and with field issues.
David
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Load the clip in the viewer.
In the motion tab scroll down to time remap and set the time you want there.
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Right click the clip in the timeline and select speed and type in teh new speed you want the clip to be.
David
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