[Josh Drisko]

I’ve found and downloaded Sebsky. neat program, but I haven’t been able to get a conversion to work yet. everything still drifts just as bad. i’m sure i’m doing something wrong in the process, any ideas? I would also love to know how to see what specs the audio was recorded at.

thanks

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[Josh Drisko]

Great! thank you. here’s what I know…..the audio drifts behind the video – you see someone speak, then hear them, so that must mean the audio isn’t being pulled down right? I was told told the sound guy recorded at whatever the DP did, that would be 24fps, or 23.98 I guess. But he’s the one who said we could just drag the audio files straight from the DVD RAM into FCP. And that’s what I’m editing in by the way, the latest FCP. I looked at the specs of the files in FCP and they’re 48k, 24-bit. TC says source but they all just start at 00:00:00:00. After reading your post I looked at the source clips and sure enough they’re WAVE files with iTunes icons. I guess I need to do the Sebsky conversion you mentioned. Is that a free software that I cn download? will doing that conversion fix the drifting as well as the TC? this is great help, i’m just now entering the vaicam, HD world so the more I can learn the better.

I’ll start looking for Sebsky in the meantime.

thanks!

j

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[Josh Drisko]

Thaks for the reply. I’ve tried that, I’ve also tried different computers and trashing all the renders and re-rendering. Is there a format I should stick to when using stills?

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[Josh Drisko]

can do this with just the AJA io?

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[Josh Drisko]

Firewire.

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