[Mario Rodriguez]

Fantastico!!!!

Thank you guys, you’ve been a big help….

Mario

[Mario Rodriguez]

I’m glad I read this.

That’s an excelent trick actually. Log in – out in 10 min pieces and then do a batch log. Never thought about such a simple workflow, I always used capture now feature.

By the way, Canon camcorders (don’t know if all Canon models or some) don’t use an exact 48Khz audio sample rate, but something like 47.997Khz or round that. That makes a second or more out of sync video audio per hour of capturing.

In FCP 4 that’s suppose to be corrected automatically but not sure if that works in everycase (maybe even better in FCP 4.5 HD), in FCP 3 you can set it to make a audio sync reset every 5 min or so. But didn’t work for me as far as I remember.

I also noticed than capturing directly to Offlline RT made things worst with audio sync issues. I guess because it is a more computer intensive task as capturing directly into DV.

That’s why I capture to DV and then recompress with media manager to offline RT. Why the way using this method I also get the DV Start/Stop detect in Offline RT which does not work if you capture directly to Offline RT…..

Mario

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