Floh Peters
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If you use Aja 6.02, you should upgrade to Media 100 13.0.4. As far as I know the 6.02 drivers were not approved with V13.0. I think the update from 13.0 to 13.0.4 is not a problem; the only issue with 13.0.4 is that the analog component output does go out of sync when acquiring analog inputs. If this is a function you use a lot I would upgrade only to 13.0.2
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The LHe board does a downconvert in realtime. What software version of Media 100 are you using? What output do you use? What Aja driver? What input (I guess 1080i29.97)?
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Right-click the clip in the bin and select “show source media”
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V8 was the first OSX -version. I think the last OS9-one was V7.5.1.
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[Mark Foerster] “PROBLEM – missing audio, like disappearing audio media. Offline, gone .
“When doing a “relink media”, look for the name of the audio file, and try to find it manually in the Finder? Is it there?
The crash with disappearing clips sounds like you do have a drive problem. You definitely should run DiskWarrior or the drive repair of Apple DiskUtility on your Media drive. I haven´t seen any situation where Media 100 deletes media files on its own. -
Thanks 🙂
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Apply the ColorFX to your first clip
Select all clips you want to apply the ColorFX to
Double-click the clip with the ColorFX
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[Eric Ruff] ” (oddly, I thought I shot in 720p/60 but Media 100 insisted the timeline be a 720p/59.nn timeline rather than a 720p/60 timeline…hmmm). “
Maybe you don´t know it, but you wanted to shoot 720p59,94, and you did 😉
“720p60” is in most cases 720p59,94; as far as I understand this is somehow related to this NTSC drop frame thing. Luckily we in Europe do not have to care about this.Regarding your ripple: this sounds like you are monitoring your video on a computer screen? If yes, then this is most likely the reason for this ripple. Most LCDs work at a fixed refresh rate. Now if your screen e.g. works at a refresh rate of 65Hz, and your video runs at 60fps or 60 Hz, you will get into a situation where the display refreshes “between” video images. Like, the top of the viewer window already displays the “new” frame, where the bottom displays the old frame. Since you stepped through your clips and the problem is not present there, this has to be related to the display refresh.
Since you cannot change the refresh rate of a TFT, you either have to live with the problem during playback, or you need an external video display to monitor your footage.There you most likely don´t see that problem. -
Which version of the trial are you using? Which OS? Which QuickTime version? What kind of hardware? Any I/O hardware in the system (Aja, Matrox, BlackMagic)?
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You could export an AIFF (audio only) file; iTunes can convert it into MP3