Scott
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Choosing only one of the audio channels (left or right) and duplicating it (fill left or fill right) will help a little. You can also try eq’ing the audio tracks by reducing all the frequency bands except the vocal range.
Scott
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Sorry everyone, Debugmode is the right website. It must have gone down right after I downloaded it.
Scott
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I’ve got some decent results with winmorph. Not bad for a free program!
Don’t forget to download the premiere patch.
Scott
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Hi Vjohn,
When premiere is rendering a color correction (or any other effect) it is rendering it to whatever the project settings dictate. For example, if the project is a 48khz NTSC DV project that is what premiere pro will conform the renders too. Once it is ready to export it must re-encode the 48Khz NTSC DV format video into the MPEG2 format.
Scott
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Sorry, I meant the HVX200.
Scott
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Just a small FYI,
The DVX200 has P2 slots and a DV tape deck. You can use one or the other.
Scott
PS, DVXuser.com has pictures of the tape side and a technical breakdown of what you can and can’t do with it.
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Can you describe the “Glitch”? Stutter, distortion, change of frequency response?
Scott
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I use the MQ tapes for everything. My thinking is that I have a high end camera (compared to what I had in the past) so I will use high end tapes. In this case it’s the only end for tapes.
Hmmm, so much for a water tight theory.
Scott
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…nothing AS silence…
Sorry.
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There is no need to insert silence. Premiere interprets nothing a silence. Only put audio in where you need it.
Scott