Jason Jenkins
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The file does open in P2CMS and anything else that supports MXF directly, but it won’t play all the way through. There are frames that look like this:
Jason Jenkins
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Using USB2 did allow me to write to the P2 card, but, unfortunately the file will not copy over. “The Finder cannot complete the operation because some data in “0002A4.MXF” could not be read or written. (Error code –36).”
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Sorry, I didn’t specify that it is MXF files, exactly as they came off the card. I’ve got a couple of corrupted clips and I was going to try an in-camera ‘repair’. I’ll try using USB2. Thanks!
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Thanks, Milton. I’d forgotten about all the features of a true blog. It sounds like a good idea to use the WordPress software.
Jason Jenkins
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Hi Milton,
Thanks for the info and the example. Is there an advantage to using the WordPress software versus just building a blog page with Dreamweaver?
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[Bobby Holbrook II] “but I’m still wondering if shooting at 60fps with give all of my footage a “video” super clean look because I’m really trying to avoid that.”
If you are overcranking to 60fps, then your footage will play back at 24fps in 2.5x slomo. The footage is still playing at 24fps –it looks the same as any other stuff you might shoot at 24p– except it is slomo. One thing you might want to test is if the oscillating ground glass shows up when shooting at 60fps.
Jason Jenkins
Flowmotion Media
Video production… with style!