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  • Frederic Lumiere

    August 18, 2007 at 4:28 pm in reply to: Magic Reboot

    I wanted to update this post:

    A clean uninstall and reinstall of the latest drivers for FCP 6 seemed to fix my issue.

    I don’t have to reboot nearly as frequently as I used to.

    Can’t unerestimate the value of the uninstall utility. Make sure you move it to a new folder so it doesn’t try to uninstall itself.

    Frederic

  • Frederic Lumiere

    August 17, 2007 at 9:52 pm in reply to: DVCPRO HD Exporting as 1920 and not 1280!

    Same problem here…

    720p exports as 1280×720 square pixel aspect ratio instead of 960×720 HD (960X720) pixel aspect ratio.

    Could very well be the pro Apps update.

    Frederic

  • Frederic Lumiere

    July 22, 2007 at 8:42 pm in reply to: Magic Reboot

    [alexander serpico] “While I don’t think they have anything to do with your problem, out of my own curiosity what is your BOB and Legalizer?”

    The Break Out Box is AJA and the legalizer is Harris.

    Frederic

  • Frederic Lumiere

    July 20, 2007 at 11:31 am in reply to: Magic Reboot

    Maybe the complexity of our setup is the issue:

    OUTPUT
    Kona 3 > BOB > Legalizer > CC Encoder > DigiBeta Deck or HDCAM Deck or BetaSP Deck or DVCPRO HD Deck

    INPUT
    Beta SP (Component & analogue audio) > IO > SDI IN -BOB > Kona 3

    In any given day we ingest beta sp, dvcpro hd, digibeta and hdcam.

    Same on outputs.

    F

  • Frederic Lumiere

    July 20, 2007 at 11:25 am in reply to: Capturing out of sync

    [Richarde007] “Would you recommend the AJA HD10AVA box then to embed the audio?”

    I guess but you should be able to get your setup to work.

    Is the audio consistently off sync (number of frames) or is it a slip (offsync frames increases over time)?

  • Frederic Lumiere

    July 20, 2007 at 11:22 am in reply to: Audio Distorted – Kona 3

    [walter biscardi] “The volume control on your Mac also controls the volume of the audio playback through your Kona card. The volume on your Mac should remain at four clicks from full. I have seen instances of full volume on a Mac causing some distortion on audio playback. that’s why I asked. All of our machines are set to “unity.””

    My understanding is that this is only the case if you set your Mac’s System Pref/Sound Output settings to use Kona to output audio which I don’t do. For the very reason you mention (being vulnerable to your Mac audio output level).

    Anyway, I don’t think audio level is the cause of the issue here since:

    1/ When the scratching goes away, no levels have been modified (just traying again)

    2/ The deck shows a perfect -20db level on the tone

  • Frederic Lumiere

    July 20, 2007 at 1:58 am in reply to: Audio Distorted – Kona 3

    [walter biscardi] “Where is the volume set on your Mac? It should not be set to full volume, but about 4 clicks from full volume. This is considered “unity.””

    I don’t use the Kona audio for my Mac’s audio output.

    I only use the Kona audio in FCP.

    -20db tone is perfect on the deck.

    Frederic

  • Frederic Lumiere

    July 20, 2007 at 1:49 am in reply to: Audio Distorted – Kona 3

    Thanks Bob – will give it a shot.

  • Frederic Lumiere

    July 20, 2007 at 1:35 am in reply to: Capturing out of sync

    [Richarde007] “Sony J 30 Digibeta connected through component and analogue XLR’s to the Kona breakout cable.
    I monitor with my desktop monitor and all audio is line out through soundsticks.”

    Ah, you aren’t ingesting via SDI – I’ve never been successful getting analogue audio in and component video in to sync well direct into the Kona. I use an IO as an intermediate to convert the analogue signals to one digital SDI signal with embedded audio.

    But then again, I’m sure someone else here has been successful with your setup.

    Finally, make sure you use the easy setup for AJA PAL 8 bit uncompressed to insure all is set properly.

    Frederic

  • Frederic Lumiere

    July 20, 2007 at 1:30 am in reply to: Capturing out of sync

    As far as monitoring properly, if you are playing the video on the computer screen and monitoring the audio from the computer, it should be a true representation of your sync.

    Basically, you don’t want to monitor the video through the kona card and the audio from the computer (or vice versa).

    Simply opening your clip in QT an playing the audio from the computer (not via the kona) should show you accurately if you have an issue and it sounds like you do.

    Are you capturing the audio embedded in the SDI signal from the Digibeta?

    Frederic

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