Justin Maguda
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Alright well instead of doing everything in M2t format and then converting using $50 dollar software, I just went out a bought a nice new Firewire 400/800 card from a electronics store with a good return policy. Sure enough the capturing in FCP is now working. Thanks for all the help guys see around the forum.
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Sorry for the delay response. So what happens when I open a normal HDV clip that is captured through FCP is it opens in quicktime direct to native 1440×1080 but when I open the clips out of clipwrap then quciktime default to 1920×1080. It isn’t till I bring them into FCP that they finally say 1440×1080.
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Well unfortunately you can never truly have a legal copy of the OS installed through the Hackintosh way. I think I did see something that was actually a piece of hardware to plug in but required certain motherboards. It instead requires a modified install of the OS which was a ton of work to get going. But you do have a Mac Pro for around $1200. I think I will capture and covert m2t before I reformat that thing, its just too much time.
Nothing plugged in through firewire (except camera), only USB2.
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Okay I am mistake, in quicktime it comes up as 1920×1080 but in final cut it opens as 1440×1080. Odd but it seems it will work.
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Sorry to revive a old topic but I am running into a problem where my Final cut capturing ability is lost and I have to use m2t files and do a conversion. When I use clipwrap it does the fast repackage but some how makes the files HDV but 1920×1080. This software does not recode so am I loosing quality when this change happens?
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Wow thanks for the quick response I went through that cache and deleted all the old updates but unfortunately no go with capturing. It seems very odd because I can see and control my camera but it is like it is getting a low data rate…but as I said earlier I can capture the m2t file no problem.
Again thanks for the response but this didn’t seem to work.