Mike Squires
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That is normal, even in continuous mode, it’ll split clips at 4GB. This is due to the camera using FAT32 as the format type for SD cards. So technically, it’s a limitation of FAT32.
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I had the same problem initially. Un-check the Blackmagic card, reboot the computer, start PPro, and then check it again.
This was driving me nuts yesterday trying to figure it out.
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That is interesting.
Though, I read somewhere that when GPU (CUDA) is enabled, MRQ is always turned on, even if you don’t check the box. Your identical times via direct export seems to prove that.
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Just install the CS6 version, and it should work just fine.
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I take that back. Even if Encore CS6 is installed, it doesn’t show up in Dynamic Link like it used to. That definitely needs to be addressed by Adobe. -
Blackmagic just released new drivers for CC, you’ll need to install it after installing CC.
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Yes, in the U.S., it’s either 1080i59.94 or 720p59.94. Though, most broadcast stations/networks will accept a 1080p29.97 file.
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Supposedly Adobe is going to release it at 8pm PST.
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A m2t file isn’t necessarily HD, it can be SD. M2T is the type of transport stream used in Blu-Rays for instance.
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Finally, I hate having to use DNxHD wrapped in quicktime, as Apple only released a 32-bit version for Windows.
Hopefully this will speed things up a bit.
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A couple of other people have had that same problem. Try uninstalling the Blackmagic software, reboot, re-install the software, reboot again, and plug in the device.