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  • Martin B. wehding

    April 27, 2006 at 1:55 am in reply to: Drop frame capturing HD 1080i on scsi disks

    YES…
    In the middle of the night it suddenly starts to work. Why i don’t know!?
    I kind of gave up on it, tried to capture in dvcprhd- that work well, i thought i would give the uncompressed 8 bit another chance, it work TOO.
    Well why try and go back to uncompessed 10 bit HD… YES all running smooth.
    The write speed i suddenly up on 220 – 250 MB/s on scs raid.
    I’m not an hard disk expert, but could it be a bad sektor that i had to get past?

    well i will go home and get som sleep 🙂

    regards
    Martin W

  • Martin B. wehding

    April 26, 2006 at 11:58 pm in reply to: Drop frame capturing HD 1080i on scsi disks

    I have logged all my material in chunks of 10 min.
    (BTW. the 30 min. limit can be unchecked in you settings)
    But you are right, it would be mean to load 30 min of uncompressed HD in 1 file, then you ask for problems ;).
    My problem is that when I have loaded 3×10 min. it starts to drop frames.

    reg.
    Martin W

  • Martin B. wehding

    April 21, 2005 at 6:50 pm in reply to: Reverse Clip Problem (Speed Change)

    Yes, use Graemes reverse filter. FCPs own reverse is horrible. It’s like you described it, very jerky, because of the reversed fields.
    I always use Graemes.
    BTW. his Film Effects filters is highly recomended.

    Regards
    MartinW

    Martin Wehding, Editor.
    Fabelfilm.
    Final Cut Pro 4.1
    G5 Dual 2GHz, 1Gb ram
    500Gb LaCie Big, FW800
    2x320Gb LaCie Big, FW800
    23″ Cinema display
    BM DeckLink Extreme

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