Russell Lasson
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I know someone who fixed it by repairing the permissions of the drive.
Boot from the install disc and open disc utility. Then repair permissions on the system drive.
Good luck!
-Russ
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Unfortunately, you can’t avoid frame rate conversions in the hope that they will fix themselves, as you now know.
If you’re going from 23.98 to 29.97, the best way to do that is by adding a 2:3 pulldown to it. Compressor and FCP just duplicate frames which makes the video stutter.
One way to do it is through the Nattress Standards Converter.
https://nattress.com/Products/standardsconversion/GFilmConvert.htm
Another way is just to let your Kona card do it when it outputs. It can add a pulldown to 23.98 video. If you DVD place has a Kona or Decklink card, just cross convert to 1080/24P and lay it off to tape as the card adds the pulldown (converting it to 29.97).
-Russ
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Check to see if View-Channels is set to RGB instead of some other setting.
-Russ
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Strange. What codec are you using?
-Russ
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For games it will make a huge difference.
https://barefeats.com/quad15.html
For Motion 2, the difference is less than impressive:
https://barefeats.com/quad12.html
I haven’t seen specs for Motion 3 or Color yet.
-Russ
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[rick.pearl] “1. What is the actual resolution of SD?”
480 lines of vertical resolution
[rick.pearl] “2. What is the actual resolution of HDV? “
1080 lines of vertical resolution (1080i) or 720 lines of vertical resolution (720P)
[rick.pearl] “3. I have read in a few locations that current HDV from cams like the HVX-200 are not really HD because there is so much compression. If so, what is the actual resolution of video shot from the HVX?”
Even if it looks like crap because of compression, it still has 720 or 1080 lines of vertical resolution and therefore is still HD. Compression and resolution are different.
Often, cameras shoot fewer horizontal lines then stretch them out on playback to fill the HD horizontal lines specs. DVCPROHD 720P has 720 vertical lines and 960 horizontal lines, but on playback, the horizontal lines are streched to fill 1280 lines instead of 960.
HDV cameras do the same. A 1080i HDV camera shoots 1440×1080 then stretches the 1440 to 1920 on playback. It’s my understanding that even highend DVCPROHD and HDCAM strech the horizontal pixels on playback.
-Russ
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Did you try mapping the Fast Foward and Rewind commands in the Button List to the controller?
-Russ
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Did you try mapping the Fast Foward and Rewind commands in the Button List to the controller?
-Russ
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On the middle right side of the Log and Transfer window, there is a bar with two lines in it. Click and drag that bar to the middle of the window to make the preview window show again.
As far as the clip that didn’t show up, you should do some research in the Panasonic P2 forum. Several people have posted similar problems.
-Russ