Josh Becker
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Hi Ross, thanks for your response.
So I think the problem stemmed from my not trusting the software to do its own thing when I chose “Track in Moch AE” from the Animation menu in AE. When it was importing the clip, it asks for a frame range. For my clip, it said 0 to 1500 or something, but I only wanted 295 to 353, so I changed the import range.
Later I realized that leaving it alone imported the whole clip, but auto-set the in/out points to my desired range and everything worked perfectly fine.
So I was just making some wrong assumptions!
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They walked me through a bunch of stuff and it didn’t seem to help. I have been using the drive as normal and it seemed to be working great… Last message I got from them was asking if they could remotely access my computer to see the drive/connection and see what they can do with it. I just haven’t had time to get back to them on it. I would hate if they had to wipe it though… pretty much everything is backed up somewhere else but I don’t have a 100% clone of the drive yet.
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I hope that’s not the only way to do it… It’s a bit of a hassle to do that with every batch of clips I have. I don’t necessarily have to export them out to new quicktime movies, since my intention is the edit them in Final Cut.
The reason I am trying to find a more simple solution is because it is footage from the Canon 7D, so I’m already transcoding everything. I’d hate to transcode every shot, then do all of the audio work.
UPDATE: I realized that in the Canon EOS Final Cut Plugin (which can be used to import using Log and Transfer in Final Cut Pro) has audio/video settings for import, which allows you to turn off individual channels!
So I was able to simply uncheck the right audio channel!
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I hope that’s not the only way to do it… It’s a bit of a hassle to do that with every batch of clips I have. I don’t necessarily have to export them out to new quicktime movies, since my intention is the edit them in Final Cut.
The reason I am trying to find a more simple solution is because it is footage from the Canon 7D, so I’m already transcoding everything. I’m using a JuicedLink DT454 to record audio straight into the 7D (and defeat the auto gain control in the process) and this creates a right channel full of noise. I’d hate to transcode every shot, then manually cut out the audio on every clip.
I want a compressor audio setting where I can say “Mono (L)”. for the audio track. 🙁