Perry Cheng
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OK, I will do some clean up soon.
Perry
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Mine is an iRiver iFP-890, not a prof recording device, obviously. It has external MIC input able to record up to 44KHz @ 96KBPS only.
Perry
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Would this program help with audio being off 0.02s from various digital recordings (see my post below)? Or is that the Dualeye? Thanks, looks pretty neat.
Perry
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I will check as soon as I can. Thanks for the tips, however, what I am talking about is not post-render OOS but when imported to PPro, or any other program for that matters, there seems to be a 0.02s or so every so often. i.e. if I match up one section of the video, after a while, another section will be out of sync. I believe this is a known issue with different device recording. However, I have no fix. Anyone can help would be greatly appreciated.
Perry
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YES, that’s how I feel! So far, ProDAD is telling me there will not be any discount, we will see.
Sincerely,
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Tracy,
I am sorry, yes, I should really not say this feature is a pro thing. I am very much a prosumer, not a professional by any stretch of imagination. Thanks for clarifying that. Well, come to think of it, I may not even be a prosumer. Haha… 🙂Best wish,
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Tracy,
As I mentioned, HDVSplit is a freeware. Yes, via firewire. Thanks Jon, I agree with you.BTW, anyone know if a notebook or netbook does not have a firewire port, how can one use Onlocation? Is there a USB to firewire type of device that will allow use of onlocation with DV cam?
Sincerely,
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Yeah, what’s up with that? HDVSplit has been out and stuck on Beta and no further improvement. Why a freeware can do a “pro” where can’t? Come on…
Sincerely,
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yes. Perry
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Sorry, I meant 1080p, finger went too fast.
Perry