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  • Mark Winiarski

    March 11, 2022 at 7:33 am in reply to: working with SMPTE timecode

    Well I see this was last posted in 2011 but I was thinking about using an FM transmitter and cheap FM radios to do time code after a project involving 2 1/2 cameras that made editing a nightmare. So I started thinking what would be a cheap wireless way to do this and during my research I found out that timecode is just audio more or less and down the rabbit hole. Can the signal just be converted between connectors without a balun? Have you done FM how did it work Quality wise. It’s definitely a thought I’ve been thinking about but I have not seen anything mention FM until now.

    I say 2 1/2 cameras because I was borrowing two semi professional cameras with time code free running and thinking it would’ve been nice to take a vantage of that. And I jumped in with my iPhone a couple of times to get some unique shots which were a pain to synchronize in as well.

    Edit: maybe I should’ve looked at the other tab I opened, I think I just answered my own question.

    https://creativecow.net/forums/thread/ltc-timecode-distribution/

    Although any input would be appreciated.

    LTC timecode distribution

  • Mark Winiarski

    April 3, 2021 at 9:00 pm in reply to: Transferring VHS tape to FCPX?

    I’ve had good results using QuickTime as my import tool. And apparently it works really well for DV capture from what I was reading.

  • Mark Winiarski

    August 26, 2013 at 9:20 am in reply to: Mac Powerpoint 2011 forces presenter mode

    I know it’s a bit old, but as somebody who is suffering from this problem as well!
    I thought i needed to chime in and say this is incorrect. back in the previous version prior to 2008, there is a version called officeX ( I’m not selling my copy or my iBook(s) ). which unfortunately is only PowerPC and it will not work on Intel Macs. but to come back to the point, it operated just like the Windows equivalent. the only downside is there was no “task bar” to switch between running “app” Windows, however there is third-party software to switch between the running “app” Windows. and the OS X dock is an applications switcher and is not a “app” window switcher.

    somewhere along the lines they came out with a Intel version that had a checkbox in the preferences?
    however it is nonexistent as to what version it was.
    as soon as they hit their fun with the ribbon there was a brief version of fun that had a really nice and functional ribbon ( 2007 on win, Mac ??? ), and then came another plunder and pillage and it was gone and replaced with a unorganized ribbon of mass!!!!!!!!!!!!

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