Scott Cumbo
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well if they are using Academic version of anything it’s shady.
Scott Cumbo
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Drive can overcome many things. I’ve toured the world as a musician and now hold a VERY well paying staff job as an editor.
I HAVE NO TALENT AT ALL!
But I will work harder than 8 out of 10 people.
With drive/desire you can learn what you need to know and fake the rest. I wish i was talented, but then again I’ve known so many talented musicians and artists that just waste it aways because they lack the motivation to do anything.
Scott Cumbo
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Broadway Video, NYC -
Your looking at interlaced video on your progessive computer monitor.
Scott Cumbo
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Thats funny, because I forgot the Avid meridians use to do that. I think that stopped with the adrenalines forward.
Scott Cumbo
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Broadway Video, NYC -
you can select all the clips and use “auto sequence” that will create a new sequence with everything in order of timecode. You can then use that sequence as your source (gotta drag and drop it into the source monitor, double click will load it into the record)
that might be the quickest thing to doScott Cumbo
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I’m not a mac guy, But I know the mojo auto updates it’s firmware depending on which version of MC your running.
when the mojo’s powered up and connected to an external monitor, are you seeing the mojo splash screen?
Scott Cumbo
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Anyone looking to rent a Symphony Nitris DX will know what it is and doesn’t need to be “sold” on it. Just list the system specs and maybe grab a blurb from the avid website.
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our Avids are all on PCs (windows xp)
My system at home is MC on Vista, Vista is great once you turn all the BS off.
We also have 4 FCP rooms and all the After effects rooms are on macsScott Cumbo
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or just capture it analog from a set top player
Scott Cumbo
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Broadway Video, NYC -
Matching timecode is not crucial because you can set up your groups
using inpoints. So you just you a visual or audio cue to get the same inpoint for all your cameras and group from there.
I use to do this all the time when I was an assistant, grouping
3 or 4 camera shoots for a reality show. They never had matching timecode.Scott Cumbo
Editor
Broadway Video, NYC