Meesta Joe
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Thanks David. I have a DSR-11 Deck. However, I was going to try using another computer with an Apple DVI to S-Video adaptor. Then capture into my AJA IO connected to my FCP Computer. Any opinion?
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Or import them into Pro Tools and export the AIFFs into FCP
-AG
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“Could you possibly be capturing with the fields in the wrong order?”
I’m using a stock AJA Composite to DV Codec. The same as I’ve always used. Dumb question-How would I know if the fields are in the wrong order?
“Is your Beta deck locked to the same reference as your IoLa?”
Yes- I have a BB Gen going to both
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I’m wondering if this is too late for ya, but with a DA98- you’re set to go. Just use the AES outs from the 98 into the AES Ins on the IO. With a DA88, you’d need the Tascam IF-AE8 convertor to convert TDIF to AES.
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FYI, there are no versions of Pro Tools that allow you to mix bit rates. Everything needs to be converted to 16 or 24 bits beforehand.
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This is correct. Mixing bit lengths (24-bit with 16-bit) is not a problem. Mixing Sample frequencies is less desireable. I’m not sure if the FCP timeline can combine 16 & 24 bit, but you can easily convert the 24 bit files to 16 bit. There are many programs that will do this in batch. Download a trial version of Sound Grinder. It does a great job at converting Audio files of many formats.
AG
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Today, I exported a QT Movie instead of a DV Stream and all is good! I didn’t see that option and thought a DVD Stream was the same- Not!!
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Anyone?
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It’s a project that’s being edited for me in Premier. They haven’t started editing yet. I’m anticipating wanting to tweak & archive in FCP it when they’re done.
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Right on Alex. I opened the files in QT and exported as self-contained movies- bingo!
Thank you so much!!
AG