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  • Frank Smith

    May 16, 2008 at 8:39 am in reply to: FCP vs. Canon XH-A1 (captures 12 frames only)

    allright,

    i got the answer:

    final cut treats the XH – A1 in “m”-mode like a VTR when you simply put in a tape. then you can capture CAM > HDD and/or record to tape at the same time.

    saves material / battery and capture-time, cuz you leave the set with the already captured clip on your computer.
    tested with no probs at all on a 2.2GHz macBook, 1GB RAM, 120GB HDD.

    hint:
    1.) if you capture with no tape the autom. shut-down integrated into the cam will get in your way. you can find a workaround in the hardcover manual – page 81.
    2.) don´t forget to bring a long firewire cable.

    magnifique.

    thanks for your patience.

  • Frank Smith

    May 16, 2008 at 7:17 am in reply to: FCP vs. Canon XH-A1 (captures 12 frames only)

    i´m sorry, i was a bit inaccurate:

    i don´t wanna capture the regular way (tape>FCP>HDD).
    i want to capture while the cam is in “Manual”-mode.
    (CAM>FCP>HDD)

    and as i said i can open cmd+8 the log and capture window
    and it tells me the tape is not rewinded (sure! there is no tape) but i can´t capture what i see.

    it just creates 8KB files on my HDD with no content.

    besides: iMovie does this without any probs.

    any ideas?

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