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  • Roy Stewart

    November 26, 2014 at 8:34 pm in reply to: MacBook Pro with Yosematie will not read EX3 SXS cards

    Hi Ian

    Thank you heaps for the prompt reply and help. I assume you are with Sony.

    Yes, I did borrow a card reader for a specific which did work and I am aware I could copy from the camera but neither is as convenient as the Xpress card slot.

    Looking forward to hearing about the update.

    Thank you

    Roy

  • Thank you Tim. And you also Walter.

    Cheers

    Roy

  • Hi Walter

    Many thanks for your reply and your assistance – but I am still a little confused. You see I have been using the same Macpro now for about 8 years, editing with FCP v6&7 and I have been able to output interlaced or progressive video to my ext monitor as I so choose via audio/video settings in FCP.

    It’s this setting choice that I do not seem to have on my new iMac using Premier Pro.

    Did you mean that no iMac can output interlaced video to an ext monitor – rather than no mac generally?

    Many thanks again for your help.

    Roy Stewart

  • Hi Bill

    Thank you for your response and helpful comments.

    Cheers

    Roy

  • Roy Stewart

    September 1, 2010 at 5:26 pm in reply to: creating mpeg-2 – why no audio?

    Yep. The files I am exporting do have audio. I’ll try MPEG Streamclip as you suggest. Thank you. I have just had a look at MPEG Streamclip but it doesn’t seem to export to MPEG-2, just MPEG-4.

  • Roy Stewart

    September 1, 2010 at 5:19 pm in reply to: creating mpeg-2 – why no audio?

    Yep. The files I am exporting do have audio. I’ll try MPEG Streamclip as you suggest. Thank you.

  • Roy Stewart

    September 1, 2010 at 4:45 pm in reply to: creating mpeg-2 – why no audio?

    Hi Dave

    I used both Programme and Transport Streams, both unsuccessfully. Video in MPEG2 fine – but no audio.

    The audio is just part of the preset MPEG audio @ 48kHz.

    To give the full background. I filmed on XDCAM HD and made the movie in final Cut Pro an an HD movie. I have tried making self contained and reference qt movie files and imported them to Compressor – and also exported direct from FC Pro into Compressor. Nothing works. The resultant MPEG2 video is fine – but the audio just disappears. HELP!!!!!!!!!

  • Roy Stewart

    September 1, 2010 at 2:45 pm in reply to: creating mpeg-2 – why no audio?

    I am trying to make an MPEG-2 file from a quicktime movie using Compressor and the video is fine but there is no audio. I have tried to make it exporting straight from Final Cut Pro and also just as a self contained quicktime movie – and no joy either way. Anyone any ideas? All suggestions very, very welcome.

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