Jan Janowski
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From what I read from those links……
I Believe that only the AJA unit will support D2 parallel digital to D1 Serial conversion, and I’d call AJA Support first to verify for certain..
The BTS I Believe is for D1 Parallel to D1 Serial conversion only, and that won’t work for your application…You want D2 Parallel to D1 Serial conversion. I didn’t know anyone made a throw down D2 parallel to D1 serial conversion, so I’d call AJA just to be certain.
This will force you to have two other things: A Capture Card, and a bunch of Fast Drives to support the bandwidth of SDI capture…
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After trying to co-exist with 6.0.4 for an entire evening, and altering the buttons in my shuttle pro knob so as to add zoom in and out buttons to help get around the source monitor mark in/out issues, I finally threw in the towel, and used Acronis to restore to V6.0.3…..
I saw the bugfix list that 6.0.4 had, and it is very impressive…. It’s a shame that it wasn’t beta-tested, as had it been, these obvious bugs would have been reported…
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That 9pin is not RS232, that’s RS422….. That’s machine control.
That D25 isn’t RS232, it’s D2 digital video.Agree with others, your going to have to do this via composite…
If your capture device does not support XLR audio connectors, but RCA’s, you’ll need a Matchbox to convert Balanced Line level to Unbalanced, which should be about -10 or so in level.
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Need more information…. Have you turned on the dropped frames indicator?
If so, is it going on?Depending on the bandwidth of your media, and the bandwidth of your drives, the dropped frame indicator is going to become your friend… You have to start somewhere, how about giving us info on your video clips?
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So, after spending the entire evening trying to co-exist with V6.0.4……
This morning I restored my April “Final Adobe” backup…. Now updating all things since April…
When that’s done, and tested, I’ll make a “Final PPRO 6.0.3” backup….
And wait for 6.0.5
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But Shane, D2 Parallel, even when converted to Serial, is not supported on D1 capture cards….
He has more issues than a capture card.Looking for 1939 Indian Motocycle
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So you have a Parallel Digital only output?
You will need a Transverter…. not many were made….
Old ACCOM Digital encoders took in D2 Composite digital, created (very expensive) NTSC Analog Composite, and created SDI Digital (YUV) as an option, if I remember…. BUT This means you’d have to have a Capture card that supports SDI.
Did that Sony deck have an analog composite output, or Component output? You might use that, and a DV Transverter, but that won’t have nearly the quality…. but it might be your only option…. If it does have Analog Component output, better check to see if your capture device supports BETACAM Component… Most component is SMPTE Component…. and I’m pretty confidant that Deck was when Sony supplied only Betacam Component levels…. They are NOT the same! You might check the menus to see if can be changed from Betacam to SMPTE.
This would be just as complicated with any other edit system…. Not just PPRO.
Good luck
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I’m trying to co-exist with 6.0.4.
I’m finding new friends in the “-” and “=” keys… (Zoom out and Zoom in)
Put them in two lightly used keys of my Shuttle Pro Knob, and it minimizes the issue with source monitor, and gives me easy In and Out on other windows as well..Looking for 1939 Indian Motocycle
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Thanks Ann…..
OOPS! It fails here…I get the following in the error log:
Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 6.0.3 Update
Installation failed. Error Code: U44M2P76.0.4 still loads and runs…
Were you successful in downgrading?
Jan
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The above was fixed by going into modify/interpret footage and forcing pixel aspect ratio away from file which was square pixels, to 16:9 which was close.
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