Michael Allen
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Also, are you saying that one can edit HD material using firewire 800 drives. Is anyone on this list currently using this configuration for HD? I was under the impression that these drives were not fast enough. Can anyone with experience please bring me up to speed. Also, if different drives are needed, what is the most economical drive setup.
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What about the setup question:
DVCPro50 16×9 24p
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You may want tto read before you post. I did not ask how to stop the capture process, I asked if you can abort the capture and not make a clip to be deleted and not use drive space. Abort like the functonality of M100.
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I can get the static titles to work but cannot figure out how to the moving titles to work.
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It would be helpful if this could be done before it hits the timeline (like we have done for years in M100.) The best suggestion that I have heard on this topic was to lock the audio track before dragging. That way when you drag it will “block” the audio from hitting the timeline. I will try this in a few minutes. When you have had control of this in the viewer window before dragging to the timeline, it is frustrating to have to use a sort of “workaround”. Not really a big deal, just something to get used too.
And thanks for the “read the manual suggestion” I always love those.
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I am also switching from M100 as we speak. I just asked a very simalar question and this was my response. (M100 lets you do it in the “viewer”, FCP will not it seems)
Look at the timeline. At the left of each track you will see buttons that disconnect or reconnect the audio (or by dragging them around you can send one channel to a different channel). You can do this with the mouse or by holding down F7 and hitting 0 in the number pad, and then F8 and hitting 0 in the number pad.
If these buttons show the audio is disconnected then you can drag you clip and only the video will go. No audio.
In the same place (the left of the timeline) you will see the little padlocks. if you click on this to lock the audio then when you drag your clip to the timeline or canvas you will only get video no audio.
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I do not want the audio associated with the clip in the bin to be dragged into the timeline. How do I drag the video and not drag the audio at the same time?
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What exactly do you mean by “remove the pulldown”?
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So what do most people use? Non- Drop frame or Drop frame?
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check interlaced and luminamce correction
I check interlaced input and Studio RGB but why do I need to check luma correction in bitvice?
Mike