Eli Mavros
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Thanks for the response. The DVDSP manual claims that you will see the true frame rate in the inspector…but I am still seeing 29.97
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I was hoping someone could chime in and tell me if they can either recommend Silverstack or Glue Tools.
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I found another program by searching through the threads called Silverback? Does anyone recommend this program over Glue Tools?
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Bummer about the BMD Framelink (though glad to find out that it wasn’t just me doing it wrong). Thanks for the info about Silverstack Chrispy! Next project I will surely be using it.
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Jeesh, this is not my drive nor did I think to see how it was formatted, but when I do a “get info” it says “MS-DOS File System (FAT32). Which doesn’t sound right to me…though I don’t know much about drive formatting, sadly.
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Making a reference movie didn’t work. I thin I need to split these clips in half…I think it has something to do with the file size of them…lame.
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Hey John,
Thanks a bunch for the help and for doing tests; I really appreciate it. I forgot about the “save as” bit in QT Pro, but of course! I am going to give that a shot tonight. By the way, in the audio export settings I found a place to make “four discreet audio channels” and it seemed to maintain 4 separate mono audio channels when I brought it into FCP.Best,
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Unfortunately I was not there when this was all done, and it looks like they did not keep the mxf files, they just plugged the card reader in and converted to quicktimes and ditched what was on the cards…which I would never have done.
How do I make it a ref file from QT pro? I see the option for a “hinted movie” or a “quicktime media link”, but I don’t think these are the same thing as a ref file. This what I tried to do from FCP, and it looked like it was working…at least I could actually see the picture rather then just digital noise…but unfortunately I realized (after I had done them all) that they freeze when you try to play them in fcp. The only way I was able to really make it work was to export a qt movie from QT Pro, but I want to keep them DVCPROHD, and isn’t that method just recompressing them and degrading them?
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Damn…seemed to good to be true. Any help?
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I found out it has something to do with files over 2gigs or something and possibly drive formatting…anyhow I have found that if I don’t try to play the clips in FCP but import them then export them as linked movies the linked files will work. Lame and time consuming, but glad I figured out a work around.
Best,
Eli