[Derek Hader]

Thanks, but I’ve gone thru-out that site and downloaded and tried everything there i could think of, but nothing so far has worked.

I’ve tested my pdw-u1 on another computer here and this is the folder structure i see:

G:\Clip\C0001.mxf ; C0001m01.xml ; C0002.mxf ; etc, ect
G:\Edit\(empty folder)
G:\General\(empty folder)
G:\Sub\C0001s01.mxf ; etc, etc
(hidden folder)G:\PROAV\CLPR\C0001\C0001A01.mxf;C0001A02.mxf; and other files for each track in C0001. then theres a folder for each clip (G:\PROAV\CLPR\C0002,3,4,5,etc, etc)
G:\PROAV\EDTR (empty folder)

This folder heirarchy works for me. I take the MXF files from G:\Clip\ and import them directly in premier audio and video together in 1 file, and have no problems.

On my computer where I’m having the problems, this is my folder structure:

G:\General\(empty folder)
G:\PROAV\CLPR\C0001\C0001A01.mxf;C0001A02.mxf; and other files for each track in C0001. then theres a folder for each clip(G:\PROAV\CLPR\C0002,3,4,5,etc, etc)
G:\PROAV\EDTR (empty folder)

In the add/remove programs option in my control panel, I’ve figured out which versions are installed on the working computer:
– Sony XDCAM Drive Software V 1.0.0.68
– Sony XDCAM Viewer V 2.11.0139
– ProDisc V 2.040
– PDZ-1 V 2.23.00

I’ve successfully downloaded and installed newer versions of all 4 of these on my computer, but to no avail. I’ve tried to locate the exact same versions to try to re-create the properly working conditions, but cannot find them online anymore.

If you don’t know, can you please tell me what works for you if u have a similar set-up.

Thanks again,

-D

[Derek Hader]

Ok, thanks for your help.

[Derek Hader]

I think that update only works with P2 MXF files. I am working with Sony XD MXF files.

I am running AE 8.0.2.27

So I guess I am SOL till the next update??

-D

[Derek Hader]

Yep, nm… I’ve answered my own question.

[Derek Hader]

Gotta double check, but it occured to me I might have re-linked them to the wrong clips…

[Derek Hader]

I was hoping there was a plugin out there somewhere for this, because I’ve got a few hundred MXF clips to shot log, and it would be easier to identify with the client if i could easily add the clip name/# to the media timecode.

Thanks anyways.

-D

[Derek Hader]

Great,
this is exactly the kind of feedback I was hoping for.

Thank you very much.

I’ve also found a great video review by Aharon in the meantime:

https://library.creativecow.net/articles/rabinowitz_aharon/nucleo_pro/video-tutorial.php

[Derek Hader]

Yeah, it sounded quite odd to me too.

Thanks for confirming what I assumed. I’ve decided the hard limiter effect works for me here.

-D

[Derek Hader]

Does anyone know of an expression that can accomplish what I’m after?

-D

[Derek Hader]

Filip,

Iteresting suggestion. I’ve never used this effect before, so I’m not sure exacly how to apply it to stretch my logo on my 2:1 rectangle before applying CC Sphere.

I will see if i can accomplish what you think can be done. But I also welcome anyone else’s expression suggestions to solve the problem i described in my previous posting.

Thanks all for your help!

-D-