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  • David Issko

    June 1, 2007 at 8:40 pm in reply to: HDe crashing on transitions

    yes,

    replied to lots of bug reports instantly generated with the nice ladybug image.

    should have included my email but i can easily do that again – unfortunately – or should i say fortunately as its easirt to diagnose this bug rather than an intermittent one.

    pardon my ignorance Floh, but what is the correct adjustment for the PCI express lane fore the HDe board?

    thanks very much for your suggestions.

    david c says in his kind reply that 11.6.2 will be out very soon and may help my problem.

    i will keep everyone informed.

    oh well, back to simple cuts only editing…..

  • David Issko

    June 1, 2007 at 8:31 pm in reply to: HDe crashing on transitions

    yes dual 3ghz, 8 core MONSTER!

    11.6.2 sounds VERY good. hope it helps.

    i will be on the lookout

    thanks very much
    david issko

  • David Issko

    May 26, 2007 at 10:14 pm in reply to: Media 100 files in After Effects

    thanks floh,

    yep ae7 & m100 version11.6.1
    another point i was thinking about. surprisingly adobe was not terribly helpful. not sure if the phone operator really understood the issue.

    oh welll, i will just have to use ae on my dual 2ghz power mac till i receive my free ae cs3 update shortly.

    thanks again for your kind response floh.

    cheers
    david issko

  • David Issko

    May 25, 2007 at 3:56 am in reply to: Media 100 files in After Effects

    Oh yes, I loaded AE AFTER I loaded M100. So I think that I should reload M100 so it can recognise AE and AE recognise it. Hopefully that should do the trick.

  • David Issko

    May 11, 2007 at 12:12 pm in reply to: High black level from media 100 to DVD

    cheers floh,

    saw the qt 0-255 computer option straight after i posted and did a 30 sec test. works well so thanks for confirming.

    i used to use bv but it was too slow. i will give it another go.

    all the best
    david issko

  • David Issko

    May 9, 2007 at 3:49 am in reply to: Client dubs with TC window

    What is your source material?

  • David Issko

    May 8, 2007 at 1:49 pm in reply to: kona LHe issues

    thanks for the tip but i already tried that trick. see my first post. no good with that option.

    so, i re installed OSX and iam setting up 2 hdds – one with fcp & all things kona and osx and the other with media100 (the reason i bought it) and never the two shall meet.

    all ok no conflicts now. it was media100 and kona v3.4 at war with each other trying to take control of the aja board.

    thanks
    david

  • David Issko

    May 7, 2007 at 8:41 pm in reply to: kona LHe issues

    thanks for that.
    every setting is how it should be for sd pal and all i/p & o/p set right with monitoring set to composite.

    i even switched o/p but without success.

    point is, as a stand alone unit, no i/p free running internally generated test o/p, still mono & rolling.

    faulty card? faulty pins?

    i will find out today hopefully.

    thanks again
    david issko

  • David Issko

    May 7, 2007 at 12:14 am in reply to: media 100 HDe firewire

    Thanks Floh,

    Sounded like it was the logical solution but I just haven’t got around to trying it as I input my HDV via HDSDI and I really needed to know how to master back to HDV or DVCAM if and when necessary.

    All my other video source inputs to my M100 will be SDSDI.

    Cheers

    David Issko

  • David Issko

    May 2, 2007 at 5:15 am in reply to: How to compress 3 min. for a website example

    I create such things on a regular basis using QT Pro’s export to MPEG4, multiplexing the audio as well.

    For 3 mins, you will need to experiment with a number of compression values, but I don’t have any trouble with it myself.

    Looks quite OK. Just find the best balance between your audio & video compression. If you can split the clip into 2, that would be better. Let us know how you fare.

    David

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