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Very cool, Ty. I added that feature to my list of seldom used, but important to know about programs.
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I suggest you call Pegasus and get the story from them. If 52 w is correct then 5a from the Pegasus spec makes no sense (could it be .5a?). You’re covered by the circuit breaker which will trip if you exceed 20a. However, if the drives pull close to 5a at times, you’ll be limited to 2 or 3 RAIDs plus your other gear. Find the real draw of the Pegasus.
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I’ll throw out another option – Hawaiki Keyer. Check it out. It looks like a very powerful keyer. In a head-to-head with Keylight, I think it wins. It works with FCPX, Motion 5, Premiere Pro and AfterFX.
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Where I notice it happening a lot in dialog is where one take has a strong low frequency rumble (which in most cases you’d never hear without a sub woof) and it cuts to a take where the rumble is gone. If no SFX or music is there to mask it, you’ll hear a click. You can see the low freq rumble on meters. Another way to lessen this kind of click is apply a hi-pass filter that takes out the very low frequencies.
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It’s amazing zero-crossing edits aren’t standard. In the 90s when we used a Sonic Solutions DAW every edit was made at a zero point. You get clicks because you have a step-function where one side of the edit is low energy and the other is higher. The sudden transition manifests as a click. What I do to eliminate this kind of click is extend the audio on both sides of the edit and apply fades to each. It’s a bit of a pain, but that will eliminate zero crossing clicks.
Then there’s Alex4Ds Sound Only transition here.
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Around 4:00 you can see the shadow of a cameraman with gimbal stabilizer of some sort.
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Here’s a link to a bunch of free FCPX plugins. Some are for text. Check them out to see if any work for you.
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Was anyone else recording audio? Sometimes a church will record the audio of the service. If so, you might be able to add that to your video. t’d probably be a painful edit, but you might recover some of the material.
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And pythons!
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Try this link to Sennheiser’s Frequency Finder. It may help. As stated earlier, NYC is awash in rf traffic.