[Randall Packer]

I was able to resolve this problem by correcting the frames per second. I accidentally created the wrong fps in the sequence settings. This may be specific to my own mistake but possible of interest to anyone having this problem.

[Randall Packer]

Thanks Peter for your response. I am having some difficulty following your explanation, would it be possible to communicate with you directly? I would like to see if I can understand exactly how the MIDI Timepiece would be configured in relation to one computer running Final Cut Pro and the other running Logic Audio.

Thanks, Randall

[Randall Packer]

Thanks David for your response.

If it is true that Final Cut only sends the first frame of time code, how is it that you can hook up a control surface such as the Mackie Universal, which has a SMPTE readout. Is it that it receives the first frame and then counts on its own?

What about the idea of sending timecode as an audio signal on an audio track in Final Cut. The MIDI Timepiece could read that theoretically and then covert it to MIDI Time Code, which Logic understands.

The reason I don’t want to bring the video into Logic, is so that I can author back and forth between music and video, without constantly exporting a new movie every time.

I can’t believe someone hasn’t thought of this!

Randall