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It’s a 14X500gig RAID (two 7drive sides). It’s almost 1 year old. I believe it was setup as RAID 5, and not RAID 1. I have two drives that mount to my desktop. I’m not sure on the latest firmware, I’m waiting for an answer from my IT department. I’ll look into the CACHE flushing.
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I did the test with thses options:
-Disk Read/Write
-File Size of 4 GB
-Video Frame Size of 10-bit
-Disable file system cache “checked”
-Simultaneous KONA DMA “unchecked”How do I read the results? What’s good/What’s bad? Should I post the text results? Thanks for your help.
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Thanks. I’ll try the test and post back.
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Not so much, that thread is talking more about progressive frame issues. I’m running into the problem capturing 1080i 10-bit or 8-bit. Both formats in FCP are jerky in my timelines, even when they get downconverted. Thanks though.
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Fixed it. All my key frames were highlighting at once, so when I changed a value it was nudging them all. I totally over looked this.
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I have been starting to see zebra lines in highlights as I walk down the street. Next will be an iris control knob on my temple. That aside, the one time I ran into an RGB/YUV issue, was when I did some garbage matte compositing in FCP using some effected AE footage. I could see a color difference between the two matching backgrounds. I’ll keep the compositing jobs in After Effects and try not to mess with the RGB/YUV to much. Thanks.
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I see. Do you know if the DVCPRO HD codec is natively YUV or RGB? I’m guessing YUV, because if I pull the captured clip directly into AE I need to expand the 601 luminance to make the footage appear correct. If it is YUV, at which step do I make it RGB? Thanks again.
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Thanks. So, I should pretty much just import my footage, place it in a DVCPRO HD/RGB sequence, render it, and export it as a not self contained reference movie? Will After Effects recognize the YUV to RGB change in the reference movie? I didn’t know about this Automatic Duck software, it appears to make things a lot easier. Thanks again.
“I look forward to the day I’m keying with a 2/3 chip camera”
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It looks like I have the free version of flip4mac on my computer. I opened the straight (unmatted) quicktime file and exported it as a .avi “none”/millions+. If this doesn’t work I’ll have to buy one of the pro flip4mac products. Too bad it’s such a circus. Should I just go for the $179.00 product? I do work in HD quite a bit? Thanks.
still trying…
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