Peter Mackay
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Thank you so much for answering these questions, the midi panel was the way to go to change the Hz to 48000, so that fixed the speed issue. Now to sort out the terrible audio quality noisy and crackly. Using exactly the same setup in FCP without changing settings on the Mackie or the mic recording in FCP is perfect. So there is something in PP that is messing up the sound.
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The mic I am using is the electroVoice RE20 connected to a Mackie Mixer the levels controlled there and output to the MacPro Audio Line in. The info that you sent me to was very helpful and I was able to record, however it is still recording at 44100hz and our timelines are 48000hz so the sound runs at double speed. I cannot find anywhere a pref to change the recording resolution. Can you please help with that.
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No “Fix it in Post” here, shoot the focus puller.
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Could it be that your shooter converted the files to Pro Res. Windows does not have the pro res codec as its an apple product. You can however download the read only version from Apples web site.
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No the footage is still ProRes and was not transcoded, the only difference in the sequence settings that i could see, was the Preview codec selected.
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Yes its the Preview Codec that is causing the problem. I don’t know if that codec MPEG I-Frame Only is a PC thing or not. It is not available to me in the drop down menu on the mac.
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The original video, which originated with me was pro res 422. I created the first project passed it on to the director who made selects. Then it was passed back to me and I could not open the project. I am on the MAc.
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Ok solved it. Tony it was your idea. I opened CS6 in Lion created a new project with the same settings then imported the 5.5 project which resided on a different disk. It worked. Thanks everyone.
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Don’t think I can do that, The CS5.5 is on a 10.6.8 boot drive and CS6 is on a Lion boot drive. So I cant have the two opened at the same time.
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I really hope you have maintained the file structure of the P2 card. It’s not just a matter of copying the MXF files to the desktop