Robert Pecoraro
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I know that I was able to do it with CS2, but I still cannot do it with CS3. I have a brand new, high powered computer. I was on the phone for hours with Adobe and we still could not figure out why it isn’t working properly.
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Thanks for the advice. I’ll give it a shot. Hopefully Adobe will get their act together and get it right.
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Thank you for your response. I do have another question however. I do understand that I will not be able to view the capture phase on my monitor. That was also true when using CS2. However, I was able to view the video on the capture screen prior to capturing, rather than watching it on my camera’s LCD, or the LCD provided on the video walkman. It is much easier to see on a large computer screen while you are making your cuts. Is there a way to watch the video on the capture screen while I am choosing the scenes to capture? That is something that I was able to do with CS2. Will HDVsplit help me to acheive this goal…or is there a setting that I am possibly missing? Thank you.
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I never did figure it out. I think that it was narrowed down to a computer problem. Not being able to buffer quickly enough. I am awaiting a new computer which I desparately hope will solve the problem.
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Jon,
I tried the settings as you suggested and I had two failed attempts to make the export. I think that my computer was overwhelmed. I designed it about two and a half years ago to handle DV, which it does nicely, however, i think that it is overwhelmed by HDV. According to my computer’s estimates it would have taken about 5-6 hours to export. I never made it past 25%. I ordered a new computer from Dell that is designed to handle HDV. This should solve my problems…Thanks. -
Thanks Jon…I’ll give it a try when I have some time. Thanks.
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Jon,
Thank you for the response. I edited from HDV footage using a Sony HD camera. However when exporting the finished product from the completed timeline, I assume that it is in DV format since I am not expoerting back to tape and the program is not converting to HDV prior to the transfer (as it does when I attempt to export back to tape). I checked the export settings as you suggested and it is exporting in dv/ntsc (I am in the US). I don’t know what you mean by exporting back into the program that I edited in. My goal is to export the video to an external hard drive so that I can move it to a different computer (which is also running Adobe PP 2.0) in order to try to export an HDV video back to tape. I am having issues with my primary computer and I am unable to export to tape without minor glitches. I hope that I have given you enough info for further suggestions. Thank you. -
I deleted the preview files and tried to export back to video with the same results. Just a couple of small glitches…It’s very frustrating and time consuming. I just can’t figure it out. I don’t know if its the camera, which is less than a year old and not overused, the computer, which is pretty suped up, or the program. The kicker is that I’ve successfully exported two previous movies with minor problems. Any other ideas. Thanks.
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I’ll give it a shot. Thanks.
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I can’t figure it out at all. I’ve been successful exporting two previous movies to tape without this problem. I haven’t changed anything. I took the advice of Mr. McWilson, who offered a suggestion, but that didn’t work. I shut all other processes off, including internet and virus protection with the same result. I’m hoping that someone out there has the solution.