[Peter Humble]

Thanks a lot!

[Peter Humble]

Thanks Craig,

I don’t know what CRC is?
At what point do I turn it on?
Although I’m assuming that will be obvious when I get my hands on the gear….

Peter

[Peter Humble]

Erik,
I found this thread after hours of tearing my hair out and your suggestion of turning ilink off on my Sony V1P did the trick. Thank you!
Peter

[Peter Humble]

Thanks for your help.
It’s all updating smoothly now

[Peter Humble]

Bingo…thank you.
I didn’t realise that.

So in that case would you discourage placing subfolders in Applications folder?

[Peter Humble]

Many thanks.
It is a paid version but I’ve never seen the HDV option since installing. Anyway, I’ll give that a try.

Regards,
Peter

[Peter Humble]

Hi Vince,

Thanks for your response.
I have also tried that but I get the same (non) response.

I will try and update.
In the mean time any other thoughts?
Has anyone out there used the V1U with CS4?

[Peter Humble]

OK, last of the cheapskates I guess….I’ll go and buy yet another drive.
But that archive function is a complete ruse it seems.

Thanks for the responses.

[Peter Humble]

Not at all Ty, your responses and link were incredibly helpful.
Thank you
Peter

[Peter Humble]

Many thanks for the responses.
So Bob, (& Ty) do you disagree then with JC Boulay who suggests that ambience with the shot gun mic is, although common, less than ideal?

I think I can get all your points having a bit of experience with post sound. I guess the danger of using separate mics for dialogue & room tone is that it may present some quality inconsistancies for dialogue editing.

Perhaps the ideal would be to mix some quality stereo room tone with the shot gun room tone (and dialogue)
Fair comment, or do you think this is too impractacle to consider as a realistic approach?

I guess I’m pressing this point because the soundtrack for this project is all dialogue and ambience (ie NO MUSIC to pretty things up) So I want the ambience to have a real kick to it.

Regards,
Peter