Job Ter burg
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Avid Coins
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COW Coins
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Auto-subclipping (scene extraction) is only possible on HDV and DV capture, AFAIK.
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See the link I posted earlier. I would try and change the frame rate on these QT files.
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Also, check out this PDF I made recently on this matter:
https://www.xs4all.nl/~terburg/Publications/TVScenes_25_24.pdf -
Is this from tape or file?
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Probably a matter of DHCP compliance.
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If you can’t play these files back in QT player on your system, then you are missing the right Quicktime codec that the files were stored in. Hit Cmd-I in QT player and find out what codec it is, then get that codec installed on your system.
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Using NFTS drives on Macs using Paragon may work, but it is far from recommended for things like capturing. I like having access to NTFS drives, but for anything serious, I still copy to an HFS+ drive.
Same goes the other way around, using MacDrive on the PC. Although I’ll admit to having used HFS+ formatted drives on PC’s with MacDrive even for capturing, successfully.
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Just download (for free) and install: https://avid.custkb.com/avid/app/selfservice/search.jsp?DocId=372311
My best guess is that you are using some codec on the FCP side that the receiving partner does not have on their system.
When you install the Avid codec on your end, it will save them import time on their end, as .mov files in the Avid codec will fast import into Avid (as no transcoding would be required anymore).
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Shift seems to do the trick, when I try it.
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The Genarts website says:
“For movable dongle solutions, upgrading a non-floating license to floating or to inquire about Media Composer Software-only or v1 to v3 pricing, please contact us at sales@genarts.com. ”
I think you may run into AVX1 vs AVX2 issues, but I think they will be more than happy to offer you a solution for your setups.