David Battistella
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Yes, it does give you smaller file sizes because you are capturing six less frames per second.
David
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I am pretty sure these frames are carried on the HD-SDI stream as well so the KONA can do the removal on the fly.
David
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I’m on all of the latest drivers, software, OD, etc.
David
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Jeremy,
I think this has to do with the HD-SDI out of the 1200A deck. Here is why I say that. I have some 23.98 720P varicam footage in my machine right now. It was captured via firewire.
I took one of those clips and droped it into a 10 bit UC timeline and blew it up and it was fine. I think that you should try to recapture the stuff via firewire (lossless) and see if you get the same results. If you need to go 10 bit UC then do all of you work in this codec, duplicate your sequence and change the compressor to 10 bit UC for the final render.
THis way you can shoot the squence back to the 1200A via firewire or SDI.
David
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Tom,
Couln’t nesting work in this way?
You could make a series of nests in a timeline to accomplish this, but it is much better to apply the filters directly to a clip.
If you want to cover several clips then it is best to nest the items and then apply the filters to the nested sequence.
ps: nesting in FCP and AVID are not the same.
David
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Jeremy,
I can tell you that I have succussfully duplicated the problem on my system. Before I even performed the scaling I was seeing a lot of horizontal noise.
Not sure what is causing this but I can tell you that I can see the exact same problem on my system.
By jove! You’ve found a bug!
David
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TWO WAYS:
Load the sequence;
select all of the tracks
nest items (You will see it turn in to one solid video track)
right click the sequence and open it in the viewer
Apply 3 way CC
OTHER WAY
Apply 3 way cc to first shot
Double click in the clip in the timeline to load in to the viewer
do the color correction you want.
Now select the shot in the timeline and use APPLE key C to copy.
Select all other clips in the timeline
right click PASTE attributes Check filters.
Viola. It is done every day.
David
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I got the image. No worries.
WOW! that is some freaky looking stuff.
See if you can output this via SDI to the 1200A and then play back the 1200A tape to the same monitor.
Send me a four to six frame FULL REZ QT file I can download and I can look at it through my K2, I have a JVC monitor, so we can narrow down if it is the monitor or the K2 and driver combo.
I’ll try to duplicate it here.
David
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Just a thought.
Is there a way for you to monitor the SDI output of the K2. The analog output is no where near the quality of the SDI op and you many be seeing anomolies in that D to A conversion.
How does an exported frame look in Photoshop.
FYI the link doesn’t open.
David
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Please tell me that you are using an external drive to capture and playback media and NOT the boot drive, that the software and the OS are running on.
An external drive tends to eliminate many drop frame issues.
NEVER store media and the application on the same drive.David
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