Graham Tees
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In addition to Kevin’s tutorials there are 200 tuts by Douglas here
https://community.avid.com/forums/t/67003.aspx?PageIndex=1
and here
https://community.avid.com/forums/t/71781.aspxThey are free to watch (best viewed using a Firfox browser). Douglas also offers them on a USB Flash Drive here
https://www.gaijin-eyes.com/June2010DD/Offer200Thumb.htmlThey are excellent, and have helped many newcomers to MC. Here is the main site:
https://www.gaijin-eyes.com/June2010DD/SalesHome.html -
You have to wait until MC is open, as you are capturing into MC and not into Windows.
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Some points to check:
Does Windows see the camera when you connect it to your computer?
Do you switch the camera on before you start Media Composer? Sometimes MC doesn’t see a deck if it was only switched on after MC was started.
Are your project settings exactly the same as your camera recording settings? If not this might explain the “you may not capture or log audio and video together because they are being input at different rates” message. In particular did you record your audio in the camera at 48bit or 32bit. MC can be fussy if the audio was not recorded at 48bit.
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I suggest you have a look at this thread:
https://community.avid.com/forums/p/120486/694429.aspx#694429
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Not sure if this could be the cause, but I don’t think that 10.8.3 is certified for use on MC6.5.2 yet.
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Your camera output should be set to HDV and not Auto.
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You need to view these tutorials using Firefox, as they don’t work in IE
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Not only pointless but absolute rubbish as well!