Noah Kadner
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Don’t see why not… With all those frame rates I’m sure one of them would do it.
Noah
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I’m not sure that would be kosher copyright-wise without gaining Pansonic’s permission. In my movie I put a special thanks to Panasonic along with a Shot with Panasonic SDX900 Cameras title. As for the logo you’d probably need the go-ahead. Perhaps Jan will chime in on this one.
Noah
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You could probably cram a VCD into the DVD_ROM section of a DVD. It would require some work on the part of the user to point their viewer to the right spot on the disc though and would of course not be playable as a VCD in settops.
Noah
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It’s one of the major differences between the two cameras which is what the original poster asked for. The Z1U shoots SD _and_ HD in the form of HDV to DV tape. The HVX200 is only capable of shooting DV to DV tape. DVCPRO50 and DVCPROHD go to P2 which on a per minute basis is quite expensive at current prices. Though of course there are major workflow benefits to going tapeless.
Noah
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Kinda depends on the burner speed. This is a math question more than an expert preference question. An 8X burner can do a disc in 10-15 minutes. So that running unattended overnight would probably do well for these sort of runs. I’d check with the makers, I’m sure there’s a model that gives you the speed and capacity you’re looking for. Again, I’m a huge fan of fully unattended burning.
Noah
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Hm- not quite sure what the issue is. If you have the 20K can you not get the full auto one and be set for the future? Overnight unattended DVD burning is my favorite.
Noah
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Trash prefs and the like- and then try a reinstall and Software Update.
Noah
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Jumbled- how? Got a still?
Noah
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Depends what the original source was. Is that 24p footage? I typically export from FCP into Motion as DV-NTSC and then out of Motion as lossless.
Noah
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I would highly recommend doing the DVDSP tutorial which shows the entire basic DVD workflow. Here’s an online version:
https://www.kenstone.net/fcp_homepage/first_play_warmouth.html