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  • Jerry Alto

    February 26, 2008 at 5:33 pm in reply to: Sony GV-D1000 dropping frames

    James- Does the video play on the DV walkman without dropping frames?

    This doesn’t sound like a deck issue. Dropping frames is usually a drive issue. Make sure your system drive is not set as your scratch drive.

    For setting scratch drive read FCP Manual Volume 1 pg. 207 Setting Scratch Disk

    Then read this; FCP Manual Volume 1 pg. 161: Connecting DV Video Equip

    Hope this helps.

    jerry

    G5 Dual 3GB Ram
    FCP5 Studio
    External 1 TB SATA Raid 0
    Kona LH, Second system w AJA ioLA
    Sony Z-1

  • Jerry Alto

    January 30, 2008 at 5:28 pm in reply to: Composite & S-video in and out

    Joe- You don’t need a converter. The LH has composite/YC in and out. Consult the manual on which BNC’s to use.
    Jerry

    G5 Dual 3GB Ram
    FCP5 Studio
    External 1 TB SATA Raid 0
    Kona LH, Second system w AJA ioLA
    Sony Z-1

  • Jerry Alto

    January 28, 2008 at 5:23 pm in reply to: Can’t get my timeline to render.

    Carlos- Good, you made it over the render stumbling block. You have a codec mismatch between your clips and your timeline. FCP is extremely codec sensitive. Easy setups are your friend. As soon as you launch FCP trash the sequence that is in the browser. Go to easy setups and select the codec you want to digitize AND edit in. Now everything you digitize and edit in your new sequences will match and you wont need to render.

    Hope this helps.

    Jerry

    G5 Dual 3GB Ram
    FCP5 Studio
    External 1 TB SATA Raid 0
    Kona LH, Second system w AJA ioLA
    Sony Z-1

  • Jerry Alto

    January 28, 2008 at 7:23 am in reply to: Can’t get my timeline to render.

    Carlos- Try Command (apple) A to select everything in the timeline then Command R- Render. If that doesn’t work leave everything selected and go to Sequence menu and try Render Selection>Video. If that doesn’t work try Render All>video. One of those things should throw it into render mode.

    Hope this helps.

    Jerry

    G5 Dual 3GB Ram
    FCP5 Studio
    External 1 TB SATA Raid 0
    Kona LH, Second system w AJA ioLA
    Sony Z-1

  • Jerry Alto

    January 2, 2008 at 7:27 pm in reply to: New Keyboard Shortcuts

    Wayne- tools>keyboard shortcuts>customize>type in the specific name>drag the shortcut to the keystroke you want (I used Z for zoom in, x for zoom out, and s for scroll to playhead).

    Hope this helps,
    jerry

  • Jerry Alto

    December 27, 2007 at 5:23 am in reply to: Why won’t FCP see my component Z1U input?

    Jason- I think your problem is in the Z-1 in/out menu. Plug the Z-1 component cable directly into an HD monitor and tweak the menu settings ’till you get a picture. Once the Z-1 is putting out component HD reconnect the cable to the LHe and select the proper settings. I know for SD component the iLink down-convert needs to be ON.

    Hope this helps.

    Jerry

  • Jerry Alto

    December 13, 2007 at 6:12 pm in reply to: HDV first time, problem with codecs

    Przemek- I would edit HDV… export self-contained HDV movie and take to duplication house for HD Cam or DVCProHD dub. The dub house would need to have FCP with SDI video card and, of course, the video decks.

    jerry

  • Jerry Alto

    December 13, 2007 at 6:06 pm in reply to: Sony HVR-M15 and TV monitor

    Mister T- FYI …. you’ll need a video card (Kona/Blackmagic) to monitor HDV while editing.

    jerry

  • Jerry Alto

    October 16, 2007 at 4:24 am in reply to: I/O HD questions

    Arnie- Great idea! I’ll crank the chroma. You know… like CSI Miami.
    Jerry

  • Jerry Alto

    October 15, 2007 at 11:25 pm in reply to: I/O HD questions

    Mr. Zelin- Thank you, thank you….Thank you! Mondays can sometimes be tuff but you’ve brightened it considerably.

    Now if I can just figure out why the picture is frozen in FCP viewer!

    Jerry

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