Mark023
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Thank you zrb123. I usually never touch that setting. I did this time (for no apparent reason). Much appreciated.
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If you go to effects>video filters>timecode reader and apply that to the clips on your timeline, it will give you a burn in of the original timecode.
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Thank you. He is keeping the original tapes, but wants to also keep them as digital files.
Anyway, I think my questions have been aswered.
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Thank you,
Mark -
He’s using DV and DVCam. And yes, he’s getting 13 gb/hr. He does have 250 GB ext hard drives and can get more. But that’s probably what he going to have to do if he wants to store his video for future editing, right?
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Thank you, Shane.
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Thanks, Debe
You’re right. I was changing the settings in Final Cut Pro>Easy Setup.
I’m going to print out your response and tape it next to my monitor so I don’t go through this again.
Thanks for clearing this up.
Mark -
Thanks. Actually I had already tried those suggestions, but I did just get it to work.
I opened an old project that was in DV and then captured some more video in that project and it worked.
Then I closed FCP and when I reopened it and started a new project it was fine again. It was as if the timeline was stuck on HDV, no matter how many times I changed the easy setup.
I know there is probably some logical explanation, but it seemed like going back to an old project that already had a DV timeline somehow unstuck it.
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P.S. I’ve tried trashing my preferences but that didn’t help.
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Thank you, Jerry. Thas was pretty simple!!