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  • Izoneguy

    November 30, 2006 at 4:58 pm in reply to: Exporting DVCPro HD sequence to SD Letterboxed QT

    Hello Tom,
    Where you editing in 24p???
    How are you getting the 4:3 spots back to tape?
    And are the 4:3 QT 29.97???

  • Izoneguy

    November 29, 2006 at 11:21 pm in reply to: Kaleidescope effects, multiplying people/objects

    Check this out…
    Look towards the bottom…

    https://noiseindustries.com/fxfactory/motionpack.html

  • Izoneguy

    November 29, 2006 at 2:08 pm in reply to: mixing 24p and 29.97fps

    …which would simply slow the footage down a bit and not fix the interlacing in the footage, yes?

    Yes, of course you would need to de-interlace the 29.97 footage if it is 60i.
    Problems we will all encounter as 24p gains in popularity.

  • Izoneguy

    November 28, 2006 at 8:09 pm in reply to: mixing 24p and 29.97fps

    Duplicate your 29.97 clip, then
    open Cinema Tools – load the clip and conform to 23.98….

  • Izoneguy

    November 28, 2006 at 8:07 pm in reply to: Playing back HD, JVC ProHD DVD Player SRDVD-100U

    Other players can use WMV HD…the JVC players claims to PB WMV HD, but
    I have not gotten it to work…..
    The JVC player plays .TS streams….
    Use MPEGStreamclip to MUX a .m2v HD file and an .aiff file….
    Convert the audio to MPEG when MUXING….
    Also you must either use a 1920×1080 24p file
    or a 1280×720 60p file….
    a 720 24p file will not work……
    Just export as 1920×1080 24p and it still looks good.

  • Izoneguy

    November 27, 2006 at 10:52 pm in reply to: Help with DVCProHD!

    Call your rental house????

  • Izoneguy

    November 27, 2006 at 10:01 pm in reply to: Help with DVCProHD!

    https://panasonic-broadcast.com/download/AJ-HD1400-manual-11807.pdf

    Page 61

    E-14

    “This appears when the signals supplied to the IEEE 1394 (Firewire)
    digital interface are at variance from the system format
    which is set by this unit.”

    Check the input signal

  • Izoneguy

    November 26, 2006 at 5:45 pm in reply to: Att: Graeme, Walter, et al – HDV/DVCPRO Workflow, etc

    FCP keeps picking them off, I figure about the time all the RED owners
    start screaming for REDCODE support – FCP will have all the HDV flavors
    supported. But yes, you have no control over the broadcasters and how
    they show work….
    We have Dish HD with a 52″ Toshiba DLP…I get a better picture than
    any other source I have seen anywhere….perhaps looking at a live HD
    feed would be better. I have also been delivering HD for clients
    using Adtec HD servers playing MPEG transport streams….for now that is real-world
    HD deliverables….it will be another couple of years until Ultra-HD will
    be deliverable from a set-top box….I could see where shooting and editing
    in 4K could produce some fantastic 1080p images…..
    I have also been working with shooters who supply timelapse footage from
    2K still images….very nice results when shown on HD.

  • Izoneguy

    November 26, 2006 at 4:26 pm in reply to: Att: Graeme, Walter, et al – HDV/DVCPRO Workflow, etc

    Now Tony has hit the nail on the head….
    I would be more concerned about the conforming.
    I have seen some great HDV/DVCPRO HD/Uncompressed you name,
    get stepped on and screwed up more by bad frame rate changes.
    And depending on what you need to deliver….
    talking about going to film???
    Then you would probably want to edit in 1080 24p….
    And all the sources would need to be de-interlaced.
    And Graeme…will projects like this be able to be
    encoded with REDCODE using REDCINE? Is REDCODE
    better than DVCPRO HD?

  • Izoneguy

    November 25, 2006 at 4:12 pm in reply to: Panasonic/Firestore to FCP 1080/25p

    Gary is right….
    The sequence setting for 1080 25p footage is 1080 50i…
    But you can set Field Dominance to none.

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