Mark Maness
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Make sure that in the Kona Control Panel under Format that your Primary (Native) Format is set to 1080i29.97 and your Analog Out is set to the same.
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Wayne Carey
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In order to do this in realtime, you’ll need a capture card like the AJA Kona series tp view output to a source. But when add any filters to a HDV clip, you’ll have to render it.
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Wayne Carey
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Well, that’s because HDV is a transport stream – not an edit stream. The computer has to decode and re-encode each and every single frame… That’s really processor intensive.
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Wayne Carey
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Good point! But when you’re on a tight budget, $1000 is easier to swallow than $2500. Besides, you can still use the firewire connection for machine control. Sony isn’t well known for their machine control response on these machines…
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Wayne Carey
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Thanks, Bob…. I wish I would have know that before purchasing the HD10A. 🙁
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Wayne Carey
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Ok… that makes sense… But what do you use for the audio?
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Wayne Carey
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Ok… next question has to be… What format are you laying these to? BetaSP or DV? If its DV, you really need to stripe the tape first so that you get a stripe of fresh timecode to regen when you lay back to tape. Remember some DV doesn’t do actual timecode, just actual time layed to tape.
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Wayne Carey
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Double-click on your clip to get it into the viewer…. Go to the Motion tab and look at the coordinates of your clip. Sometimes your clip is adjusted one pixel up or down which can cause this problem. Other times, it needs to be adjusted up or down one pixel to correct this. I would have to say that FCP has automatically adjusted your video one pixel and you need to set these numbers to zero and re-render.
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Wayne Carey
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Yeah…! Just double-click the nest and copy the clips to your timeline or a new timeline. And you do know that you can edit the audio inside of a nest, right?
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Wayne Carey
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Let me ask you… What are your capture and sequence settings? This is just one SATA drive, right?
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Wayne Carey
Schazam Productions
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