Mark Maness
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Well, if you’re doing lots of Motion work and tight timelines… the money is well worth it.
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Well… I can tell you this just happened to me last week with a project for the first time. Now, I have all of the latest and greatest software installed on a Quad 3.0 with 8 gig of RAM.
I tried the manual sync…. it kept slipping out of sync. Finally, I had to recapture the clips and everything was fine.
Now, here’s the real kicker… the video in question had been working just fine for the past two days before it slipped out of sync. Then for some sick reason, it just slipped out.
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I found that its better to use Font Book to install fonts. I haven’t had any issues since doing this.
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Wayne Carey
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A reboot is almost necessary after installing fonts. That’s been my experience.
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Well…
I can tell you that I have a similar issue that can be repeated. My issue deals with render files going offline at anytime. It almost always occurs when you duplicate your timeline. But sometimes, render files will be lost from day to day at start up.
Its not all of the render files in a project, just some of them. And here’s the real kicker…. my sequence is still telling me that I have render files – ie. blue lines over the rendered files. BUT, when you playback your timeline, you see dynamic rate playback video, not fully rendered video.
The Pro Apps update didn’t solve this issue. Trashing the prefs don’t work either, neither does repairing the permissions. I’m seeing this on a Mac Pro Quad 3.0 and a G5 Dual 2.7. Both using FCP 6.01 and MacOS 10.4.10
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Good job!!!
Good luck to your new workflow.
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[dgomezmena] “is that possible through the batch capture method though the log and capture function of final cut pro?”
Yes…
As long as the footage reel names are correct and labeled properly, you shouldn’t have any issues uprezzing the way you want.
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I agree with researching the best possible solution that you can…
BUT…
The support you get from AJA is the best that you will find out there. Convergent Design has been very sketchy in my experience. I had lots of trouble getting answers when I contacted them about their products. AJA always pointed me in the correct direction with ANY of their products.
I apologize to hdfilmmaker… I overlooked that he has a Kona LHe. Follow Walter’s advice. You already have everything you need except for the RCA male to XLR female cables.
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Very true!
Some people just insist on edit proxies first.
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Wayne Carey
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[Michael Palmer] “How do you connect your audio? “
Through the AJA HD10AVA. Its a video and audio converter that converts from analog HD video and audio to HD-SDI. Its connected via RCA to XLR cables.
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Wayne Carey
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