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  • Keith Hill

    July 29, 2005 at 10:28 pm in reply to: Multi_Clip Editing Problem

    For those watching this.

    Here was the problem. I shot this concert in 24pAdv (23.98) using my DVX100A. I captured all of the show in 24p with Pulldown in FCP5. The mistake came when I didn’t apparently have my Timeline setup in 23.98. By it being 29.97 I was able to go through all of the motions but when it came to actually performing Angle Switching in a Multi-Clip this was a no-go.

    Something told me to create a new project and Timeline and this is when I discovered that in the Sequence Item Properties that the Timeline was 29.97. I knew something was going on when I a had to constantly render the timeline when I made any ‘false’ moves. I have actually performed a cut yet but I have been able to switch angles and rehearse the cut.

    So, I guess the moral of the story is that your clips, sequence timeline ‘all’ have to match up. There can be no mixed-matching in a multi-clip.

    Keith Hill
    https://www.LightedPath.biz
    Dallas, TX
    Final Cut Pro 5.0.2, Combustion (MAC-v3.0.4), DVD StudioPro 4 (v 3.0.2); MAC G5 (v10.4.2-Tiger) 2Ghz, 1.5 RAM

  • Keith Hill

    July 29, 2005 at 8:32 am in reply to: Multi_Clip Editing Problem

    Yes. All of the RT settings are in place.

    Keith Hill
    https://www.LightedPath.biz
    Dallas, TX
    Final Cut Pro 5.0.2, Combustion (MAC-v3.0.4), DVD StudioPro 4 (v 3.0.2); MAC G5 (v10.4.2-Tiger) 2Ghz, 1.5 RAM

  • Keith Hill

    July 28, 2005 at 3:44 pm in reply to: Downloading to Desktop

    Yeah. You can go into your Browser Pref’s and set up a download folder, but I can’t get back to just simple downloading to the desktop.

    Keith Hill
    https://www.LightedPath.biz
    Dallas, TX
    Final Cut Pro 5.0.2, Combustion (MAC-v3.0.4), DVD StudioPro 4 (v 3.0.2); MAC G5 (v10.4.2-Tiger) 2Ghz, 1.5 RAM

  • Keith Hill

    July 26, 2005 at 11:41 pm in reply to: 24 regular vs. advanced and finalcut question

    I’ve had my DVX100A for over a year now and have done approx. 95% of my shoots in 24pAdvanced and edited in FCP. FCP has an easy setup that has worked for me that applies the 2;3;3;2 pulldown. If I go back to tape it puts it back. I don’t even think about it anymore. The quality is wonderful and I cansay that I have not regretted purchasing this camera. As a matter of fact, my very first shoot was a two camera run and gun recording of Kool & the Gang in concert [see some jpgs and a brief QT movie at – https://www.lightedpath.tv/pages/3/index.htm ]. Two DVX’s. One on-stage the other at FOH. I ran audio into the camera from the House Mix position. and it turned out great!

    I authored a 24p DVD in DVD Studio Pro 3 (I’m now in v4 and Final Cut Studio) and it looked great on a set-top player.

    I’ve never used the 24p regular setup in the camera or Final Cut so I can’t tell you what happens on that front, but I’m told that if you’re going out to NTSC tv that’s the way to go. I too, plan to purchase Nattress’ filters. There’s a G-Nicer filter that takes DV’s 4:1:1 chroma and improves it. It uses a proprietary algorithm that he developed. You put it before a chroma key, or on DV footage in an uncompressed 8bit 4:2:2 or whatever timeline to improve the chroma. You can read up about it here:

    https://www.nattress.com/Chroma_Investigation/chromasampling.htm

    Something that we are preparing for with great excitement is the ability to modify our DVX with the Andromeda/SculptureHD system from Reel-Stream. [see https://www.reel-stream.com/beta ] This will allow us to leap-frog into HD for a total camera cost of around 6k. Their system costs 3k and requires an internal modification of the camera, but judging from the current Beta test I’d prefer this setup to the HVX and the P2 card setup. Imagine 4;4;4; Uncompressed at up to 36bit (which is overkill, but shows the technology). All of sudden, I’d be the owner of a mini-Varicam.

    I’d like to hear your comments.

    Keith Hill
    https://www.LightedPath.biz
    Dallas, TX
    Final Cut Pro 5.0.2, Combustion (MAC-v3.0.4), DVD StudioPro 4 (v 3.0.2); MAC G5 (v10.4.2-Tiger) 2Ghz, 1.5 RAM

  • Keith Hill

    July 15, 2005 at 10:02 am in reply to: Take a look at this!

    These guys, man. What a concept. They’ll fool around and have to mass produce these setups for some broadcast or production outfit that uses Final Cut Studio. I’d probably spend to much time in the car.

    Keith Hill
    https://www.LightedPath.biz
    Dallas, TX
    Final Cut Pro 5.0.2, Combustion (MAC-v3.0.4), DVD StudioPro 4 (v 3.0.2); MAC G5 (v10.4.2-Tiger) 2Ghz, 1.5 RAM

  • yeah, I’m getting ready to test an HDV cam this weekend and I wanted to see what would happen in that type of scenario.

    Thanks for the post.

    Keith Hill
    https://www.LightedPath.biz
    Dallas, TX
    Final Cut Studio, Combustion (v3.0.4), DVD StudioPro 4 (v 3.0.2); MAC G5 (v10.4.1-Tiger) 2Ghz, 1.5 RAM

  • Keith Hill

    July 14, 2005 at 12:24 am in reply to: FCP 5.02 won’t update

    I’m not sure why this is happening either, but I went to the Apple FCP web page and downloaded the update from there and it took.

    The link: https://www.apple.com/finalcutstudio/finalcutpro/download/

    Keith Hill
    https://www.LightedPath.biz
    Dallas, TX
    Final Cut Studio, Combustion (v3.0.4), DVD StudioPro 4 (v 3.0.2); MAC G5 (v10.4.1-Tiger) 2Ghz, 1.5 RAM

  • Keith Hill

    July 13, 2005 at 4:50 am in reply to: 24p workflow

    You might try this site:

    https://dvfilm.com/

    https://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0HNN/is_4_18/ai_100401235

    Keith Hill
    https://www.LightedPath.biz
    Dallas, TX
    Final Cut Studio, Combustion (v3.0.4), DVD StudioPro 4 (v 3.0.2); MAC G5 (v10.4.1-Tiger) 2Ghz, 1.5 RAM

  • Keith Hill

    July 12, 2005 at 1:28 pm in reply to: FCP and Sony Z1 HDV compatible?

    Thanks. I will follow this advice. I can capture DVCAM directly from the Z1 if I’m noy mistaken.

    Keith Hill
    https://www.LightedPath.biz
    Dallas, TX
    Final Cut Studio, Combustion (v3.0.4), DVD StudioPro 4 (v 3.0.2); MAC G5 (v10.4.1-Tiger) 2Ghz, 1.5 RAM

  • Keith Hill

    July 12, 2005 at 12:04 am in reply to: FCP and Sony Z1 HDV compatible?

    I have a question for you since you have a Z1. I have to use one with other cameras (a DVX100A and a JVC DV5000) this weekend in a test situation. It’s unavoidable and I need to formulate a plan for using the cameras together. I was thinking of using the Z1 just straight DV – 4:3, instead of trying to do the HDV thing with the other formats. I really like shooting 23.98 (24p) with the DVX, but am uncertain about the workflow if I incorporate this workflow to include the Sony and JVC. Any ideas, or have you dealt with something like this before and can recommend a direction? It’s a live concert environment.

    Keith Hill
    https://www.LightedPath.biz
    Dallas, TX
    Final Cut Studio, Combustion (v3.0.4), DVD StudioPro 4 (v 3.0.2); MAC G5 (v10.4.1-Tiger) 2Ghz, 1.5 RAM

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