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  • Export bin as ALE, change tape name in a text editor (find and replace) then import and batch capture.

    Michael

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  • 11.8 offered 23.976 on Meridien based systems. If the sound recordists tried recording at 47.952kHz and it did not sync, then you need to convert outside the application and speed up .1%.

    Michael

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  • Are you in a 23.976 project type?

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  • Michael Phillips

    March 2, 2007 at 6:23 pm in reply to: Converting NTSC to PAL using Avid – Help!

    The chart on the webpage shows hwo to go from 23.976p to 25i as well, although that should work better in the following way:

    Export video only of the 23.976p project.
    type “ignoreqtrate true’ into the console (and yes, just type into the bottom section of the console.
    Then import the picture via QT import. The import will end up 4.1% faster just like a film transfer to 25fps but look a lot better. You will need to use the audiosuite function to change the duration of the audio. Export and import that as WAV.

    The resize console command is only good for the duration of that session. when you restart Avid, it will be back to bicubic. To reveserse the QT import, type: ignoreqtrate false

    Michael

    anything 24fps

  • Michael Phillips

    March 2, 2007 at 11:51 am in reply to: Converting NTSC to PAL using Avid – Help!

    Doing straight export and import does not deal with motion adaptation, scaling and 60 to 50 field conversion in the best way possible. Take a look at using FluidMotion for frame rate conversion:
    https://www.24p.com/conversion.htm

    Also, type

    setresizetype 9

    in the console before importing as it uses a polyphase resize rather than bicubic which will yield better results in some cases.

    Michael

    anything 24fps

  • Michael Phillips

    February 28, 2007 at 2:02 am in reply to: Should I use SD offline format for HD project?

    It’s usually the workflow for projects that have more footage than storage for any given resolution. Capture as SD first, then recapture HD. If it is DVCPRO HD and you have the storage, then go for it.

    Michael

    anything 24fps

  • Michael Phillips

    February 26, 2007 at 3:24 pm in reply to: Time code shocker!!

    Did you mean “time of day” timecode versus “record run?” Time of day would have the timecode breaks every time the camera stops and starts. Or are you saying that you have timecode breaks even though it was shot record run?

    Michael

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  • Michael Phillips

    February 23, 2007 at 3:19 am in reply to: How not to get display to default to frame count

    Actually frames are used by animators and VFX artists… 😉

    Have you tried making your settings a site setting?

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  • Michael Phillips

    February 23, 2007 at 3:18 am in reply to: transcode setting

    I would say DV25…

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  • Michael Phillips

    February 17, 2007 at 3:17 am in reply to: Audio initialzation freeze on new install

    Xpress Pro is only supported on Windows XP, but that being said – an audio error on start up can be related to your graphics card not having the right or latest drivers. I know, it doesn’t make sense but I ran into that issue myself.

    Michael

    anything 24fps

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