[Peter Chambers]

Thanks Shane.

I just emailed the company to ask them what camera they shot on.

iMedia Converter just converts the MXF to whatever you want, (in this case *.mov)

I’m wondering if the 54.94 fps (or 60 fps) is the reason why the clips are playing in what seems like fast forward and stuttering. I currently have them placed in a sequence where the frame rate is 60fps. I will try to make the sequence 30 fps and see what happens.

[Peter Chambers]

Thanks John, that clears a lot of things up.

[Peter Chambers]

[john lenihan] “So, On the surface, it would seem the NEX-FS100 is storing the EX1 equivelent of 48 megabits per second.”

Hence, a “better” image than the EX1’s 35 megabits per second…if I follow you correctly.

[Peter Chambers]

Hey thanks…I think I figured it out — just matched the specs in XDCAM Transfer tool and found indeed that I shot HDV, 1440×1080 60i.

Thanks for the quick reply.

[Peter Chambers]

Thanks for the info Craig.

[Peter Chambers]

Thanks Jim, worked like a charm.

[Peter Chambers]

Thanks Derek, it worked. I should have thought to change firewire ports at the beginning. The thing is, when I switched the Canopus from back to front it worked…THEN I plugged the Canopus back into the back firewire and IT WORKED AS WELL!

Those things can be finicky, but thank you so much.

[Peter Chambers]

Scott — thanks, yep…already tried it.

[Peter Chambers]

When I open System Profiler, I can see the ADVC110. The “DIGITAL IN” blue light is on, which means the FW cable must be good…no?

[Peter Chambers]

John — No other firewire ports are plugged in and I had already tried VIEW > EXTERNAL VIDEO > ALL FRAMES SELECTED. Doesn’t work.