Jason Brown
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At that PAR, you probably should be doing field rendering. Make sure you have the dominance correct.
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Jeremy,
Its less of a hum and more electronic interference. I’ve tried to isolate the cable run as much as I can but there are power cords and other cables running all around.
Do u think a hum eliminator would remove other “interference”type sounds?
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Echo this comment!!
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It’s not balanced and I get noise in the connection
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Had same problem.
Check out this posting…3rd post down was my solution.
https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/280/1281
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The grey bar is the duration of a frame…you can’t shorten a clip less than one frame. Is that what u were referring to?
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That’s the plan Jeremy.
Thanks so much for all your help…you and Shane are an amazing resource for all of us.
BTW, what would it require to get a log and transfer option for GoPro footage? I use quite a bit of it, I’ve created droplets in Compressor….but I’d like to not have to archive the ProRes transcodes.
Is that something the software manufacturer has to create as a plug-in for FCP? Or can anyone develop something for that? I’d pay for it if just anyone could create the plug-in.
-Jason
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I believe Steve is wrong…a lot of formats shoot in 1080 progressive. Most (if not all) of them use a thing called segmented frames. (Psf) It’s like interlacing, but both *fields* represent the same moment of time. Here’s a link:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progressive_segmented_frame
I don’t know a TON about this…but I’ve had experience with progressive formats in 1080 (GoPro footage – XDCAM HD422 30p) and they display back properly with my KONA and Matrox with the 1080 psf / 1080i and 1080 29.97p display settings.
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I’m laughing at this discussion because it just confirmed what I thought. You can only reduce the frame rate…thanks for your guys help. I’m using gopro footage, so it’s transcoded from h264. I’ll just create one 29.97…then just speed up the clip I want at full speed.
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[Zane Barker] “use disk utility to raid those 3 together. “
In what cases would you want to use a Mac RAID card and when would you do a RAID as you are describing?
I’ve always wondered why you would want to use a RAID card.