Lee Berger
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That works, but it eats up an additional audio track and makes moving clips around a little more cumbersome. Adding the filter is easier and gives you a lot more gain.
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Apply the audio filter called AU Dynamics which has a master gain slider. This will give you much more gain. If necessary you can also add a bit of compression. The Limiter filter also has a master gain slider.
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Walter does a great job in this tutorial series
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Was the video shot on the Z1U? I ask this because I had problems with footage shot on a XL-H1 and played back on HVR-10U. It turned out that the H1’s recording speed was slightly off. Subsequent recording played fine after Canon made the repair.
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Can I assume that just as in IO you need a computer to run the control panel?
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I am also a poor speller. I type in Text Edit and let it spell check for me. Then I copy and paste into Title 3D. Of course you still have to check for contextual errors.
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If you’re editing in DV (25 Megabits/second) then a RAID is not important. Each of those internal SATA drives is plenty fast enough. If you’re planning to edit in higher data rate formats such as 8-bit uncompressed then you’ll need the speed of the RAID. I backup some data from my RAID to inexpensive FireWire drives that I keep powered down after the transfer.
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Adam,
Have you trashed your preferences? Always a good place to start.Lee Berger
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You can drag any transition or effect to any bin in the browser and save it with the project. You can even append or rename them. I stopped saving Favorites when I realized they would be lost if I had to trash preferences and forgot to backup.
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It only works if you’ve imported a video clip. If you’re just working on a sound file it doesn’t work.