Michael Phillips
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COW Coin
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If your drive shuts down, then there is a problem with the drive… can you consolidate to another or the internal drive to export from there?
Michael
anything 24fps
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What format are they?
Michael
anything 24fps
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Import them as files via WAV or BWF.
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The old systems looked the same since the capture process only grabbed 1 field or 1/2 frame as part of the compression process – so outputting that to the client monitor would look the same. In newer systems, the source/record monitor still show the 1/2 frame or one field during play but the client monitor gets the full output when in green/green mode.
anything 24fps
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Keep in mind there is a reduction in the source/record monitors as they are not full 1920 x 1080 – and when playing, those monitors play 1 field or 1/2 frame in progressive. All of these will affect the quality of the image in those viewers.
anything 24fps
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Recapture the NORMAL as advanced after setting it correctly in the Film/24p settings.
Michael
anything 24fps
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If shot on Panasonic cameras, the first thing to look for would be the NORMAL versus ADVANCED. If that cleared it up, then you are all set. If there were still problems, then the next thing to look for would be the A, B, C and D relationship to timecode.
When properly captured, there should be no jaggies anywhere there is motion (when stepping through frame by frame in geen/green mode.
Michael
anything 24fps
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Go to MediaTool, grab all clips from the project and drag to a bin. Select all clips in the bin and consolidate.
anything 24fps
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You need to be in a 23.976p project, not 24p.
Michael
anything 24fps
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Go to timeline settings and uncheck the waveforms between marks preference.
Michael
anything 24fps