Grzegorz Kwiatkowski
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This is rather obvious. But is there any transcoding software for PC that can convert into XDCAM HD?
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John, so embedding the timecode is only possible using mov container? In mp4 I should burn in the timecode to satisfy them?
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I don’t know. I would rather have it switched off by default, but I work with different type of projects.
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When I edit interlaced footage for broadcast I must switch this on events I want to zoom. Otherwise there will be half fields conflict. But on events that are interlaced and not zoomed, I will have this switched off, otherwise it will deinterlace them and the render will loose half fields.
I am not sure if I sound clear. It really matters when you edit interlaced project for broadcast.
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I’ve had this several times. It’s VERY frustrating. Knowing Vegas has this bug, you have to re-watch every second of your long render to ensure everything is OK. You simply loose too MUCH time. And it’s not true version 11 doesn’t suffer from this.
I remember another thing: disappearing events (black holes) after render.
Hope this is fixed in v12.
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Mike, you just have too many questions on this forum to remember solutions to every problem. 🙂
best
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OK got it! Here is the solution that works.
https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/24/916987
The clips have to be imported to project media bin first and each camera must have it’s tape name. Syncing cameras like this is amazingly effective.
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Hahah, indeed it is! I have never used this option!
thanks Steve
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Frank,
but I am using external time code generator for syncing cameras which works far better than Plural Eyes.
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Another thing. When I drag and manipulate the edge of the event, I can see it on the video preview. I am totally confused..