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  • Jason Brown

    July 25, 2011 at 11:04 am in reply to: Create PDF from catalog?

    I’m about 80% of the way there…thanks for this post! 🙂

    One more question, how can I make text larger? I’m using a modified view using poster frame and thumbnail sequence view, but notes in my text field are very small. Also, if they go too long, they get cropped. Even with a hard return in the field.

  • Jason Brown

    July 23, 2011 at 2:43 am in reply to: Using CatDV with Sony XDCAM EX files

    [bryson jones] “I just did a project where we took a client’s XDCAM and copied them all to a server”

    What would it take to have you come and analyze our system and help set up something that works for us? We are south of Indianapolis.

    [bryson jones] “So after 11 loads you’ve paid off your Cache-A.”

    Cost of the disc isn’t a HUGE concern for us…a functional, accessable, manageable backup system is. Keeping discs on a shelf like we do with tape seemed to be a good solution. Also, it’s an additional step to move all the data from disc to drive…and we have a VERY small team.

    [bryson jones] ” How many XDCAM discs are sitting on your shelf?”

    About 85 right now.

    [bryson jones] “blame Sony for not bringing us a QT codec.”

    I’m on the fringe of my knowledge…but isn’t P2 MXF as well?

    Also, can CatDV take advantage of the proxies that the optical records at the same time as the high-res?

    Thanks for all your help Bryson! 🙂

    feel free to contact me offline – jason.brown(at)cookmedical.com

    -Jason

  • Jason Brown

    July 22, 2011 at 10:54 am in reply to: Using CatDV with Sony XDCAM EX files

    Rolf,

    Can u explain (or link me to) how people are using catdv to log xdcam optical discs? We have an ongoing filemaker pro log where each disc has a number…with fields regarding what content is on the disc. I’d like to move this to catdv, but just not sure exactly how to do so.

  • Jason Brown

    July 18, 2011 at 10:56 am in reply to: FCP X and Matrox MXO2

    Greg- thanks for saying exactly what was coming out of my mouth! Haha…

  • I just did this with my kids…lower end production, but I laid the song down in a timeline with a slap of tone at the beginning, exported to MP3, played that back on media player.

    Then we recorded nat sound on camera when shooting…sync up the beep from nat sound and line it up in the sequence. It was pretty clean workflow for me. ALthough, it was just one song sung from different angles in different locations, so simple production.

  • Jason Brown

    July 6, 2011 at 8:47 pm in reply to: Did anyone notice this yet? – music licensing

    You guys are missing the sarcasm…obviously it doesn’t give u any additional rights. My question was how many of us have our royalty free libraries in iTunes? Nobody I know…what DO I have in iTunes? Only music that can’t be used in video productions.

    Apple seems to be making it easier and the path to piracy simpler for people who they seem to marketing this software to — prosumers. Probably a market who is less aware of the needs to license the music they want to use.

  • Jason Brown

    June 21, 2011 at 2:28 pm in reply to: cutting doc style piece on greenscreen

    great…this helps alot! I figured it was the case to do less work until it’s siphoned down. My biggest question was really how to deal with the focal length changes between cuts. But if I’m cutting in FCP, I could just drop that layer behind and copy-paste the scale on those clips that are underneath the tighter shots…anyways…thanks for the input!

    -Jason

  • Jason Brown

    June 18, 2011 at 4:03 pm in reply to: Sound Syncing Nightmare

    I’ve had several issues with audio sync and plural eyes has saved my life numerous times. Not sure if it will help in ur specific case…

  • Jason Brown

    June 16, 2011 at 2:08 am in reply to: System Rebuild: to journal or not to journal?

    Journaling is one of my top favorite things of macosx. I couldn’t imagine life without it!

  • Jason Brown

    June 15, 2011 at 8:57 pm in reply to: Apple Compressor problem

    This is the appropriate workflow for making h264, but no need to use compressor to make prores version…just flat export from fcp.

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