Nick Price
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Turn off “Duplicate Frames” in the sequence preset. Make sure you do it for all your sequences. Not just the open ones but allsequences in your project.
nick
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Hi David,
I have done 50 or so onlines here in London with the eyeheight minibox, which is identical to their new legaleyes box. In fact the new box has a nice control panel too. I pay close attention to the FCP scope and the hardware scope, make sure they are identical. Havent had any rejections yet……
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Is the field set to upper or lower in the sequence settings? Also load a Dvcpro50 preset and check that. Doulbe check in the bins what codec your digitised clip is..
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Let me know what the 411 is, and i will let you know.
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Hi Marcos,
I have had similar errors. Mine are all horizontal, and apear after rendering, although i can get rid of them by re-rendering. I have a simlar spec to yours.I have posted several times on this, but no-onehas replied, let alone given advice!! Useful to know your workaround.
nick
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Also have a look at medea. I have been using the RT3 for uncompressed onlines. No problems as yet
nick
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by the way, in the bins, you can select all the clips you want to change, control click on the anamorphic heading and change them all at once.
nick
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Oh walter, thats sounds like just the ticket…as long as you dont mind passing over all your hard earned learning to us lazy people who want to learn this for free!!
nick
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James,
Termination is definitely necessary with analogue (component and composite), not sure about SDi, but i dont tihnk so. Some monitors do have internal termination, but generally if they do it will be a switch you can turn off/on, usually saying something like 80ohm on/off. etc….. It actually says in the manual for my JVC1750 that if the output cable isnt connected the signal is automatically terminated, but i dont believe it as when you diconnect the lead, the luminance of the input signal jumps noticeably.On other monitors that have a switch for internal termination, when both input and output leads are connected, AND the termination switch is on, the signal luminance drops! I would try a little BNC terminator to test, they arent particulalry expensive. Try cpc.co.uk.
Ref signals also need to be terminated, as they are essentially a composite signal.
cheers
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hi james,
seems to be fine on my setup. Do you have everything terminated, or actually terminated when it shouldn’t be?nick