Jim Mcnally
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Thanks Rick, that’s easy enough.
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I was seeing the 60i reference in the EX3 menu. I’ll try the 30p setup on the MX02 box and test it out.
Thanks,
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Is your camera turned on when you load your programs? In Final Cut, if the camera is turned on after the software then you need to refresh the source. I would think iMovie would work the same way.
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The transmitter is in the mic itself, the receiver is what you want to connect to the Mac. I can’t see the rear panel of the receiver but it probably has an XLR output connector on it. You will need to connect this to whatever your Mac has, which might be a mini jack or you can also get a USB converter too.
So you will need a cable and/or jack that takes an XLR connector on the receiver end and ends up with a mini plug or USB connector on the other.
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Put your cursor on the shot you want the audio for and press the f key.
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You could also use the blade tool to divide up your track and then limit the re-rendering to smaller sections.
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Are you running one monitor or two? I had stuttering as well running dual monitors. Unplugged one and stuttering went away. Now waiting for new graphics card.
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Look in the Hard Drive > System > Library > Extension folder and see if you can see it there. Remove it to the desktop first before deleting to see if that fixes anything.
Jim McNally
The Commercial Factory
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