Joseph Bradley
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And another wierd thing. That same H264 will play fairly well in the viewer. And the timeline is set to the same settings as the viewer. Now how weird is that.
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You’re somewhat vague on what you are doing. Are you going in Firewire? Is the deck set to HDV and not DV? What are the error messages? Are you trying to capture HDV native or in a different format?
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I don’t know what the footage was shot on but it was captured in this codec. He is using white and not super white but I didn’t look to see whether he is rendering in 8bit yuv. I’ll check with him.
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Hey, Tom
The clips are in JPEG. He likes to use that codec for his offline work.
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you can use media manager to do this, i.e. recompress
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you can also do a scale up or down in your motion tab
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if it’s not HDV you can set the preset to capture through timecode breaks.
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I would need more info on the way the system was set up in the server and the raid but you may want to try this. The Qlogic switch is a managed switch. you need to go into the software for the switch, go to port server tab and make your disable the I/O streamguard on your target ports. It’s also a good idea to make the right ports on the switch target ports and left ports the scource ports. You can get all the info on how to do that from the guide book that came with the switch or on the web.
Good luck.
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Also, in order to properly install a new video driver you must go into the control panel and remove the existing driver.
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First, NO, you can’t do HD without the DNx board. As for the P2 workflow there are several. Here are two, you can import the footage directly from the camera, or put the footage on a seperate hard drive(a good idea) when you open the folder named content you will see five folders, Two of them are called ‘Audio’ and ‘Video’. Copy the contents of these two folders to you Avid MediaFiles/mxf/1 folder on your root capture drive. when you restart Avid create a new project, avid will scan the new media and you import it to your bin.