Scott Davis
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Try setting easy set up to DV NTSC. Then quiting out of FCP. Restart FCP and see if that works.
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What does “biamplified mean”?
Scott Davis
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I agree. FW is more portable (and a bit cheaper) SATA is more robust and seems more stable.
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Is that taking echo fire out through FW to external scopes? If so, I was looking for a software scope.
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Export your bins out as a tab delineated file and bring into Excel. You can then adjust columns and print. I don’t know of anyway to expand column width.
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John, Is the drive Mac formatted? Is it showing up on the desktop? If you can try using disc utility to reformat drive or try Disc Warrior.
Scott Davis
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Dan, If you capture DVCPRO HD via Firewire into its native codec there is no additional compression. If you capture into an uncompressed codec there is transcoding and from my understanding a minimal loss of image quality. Also the only reason I understand to capture using a different codec is if there will be heavy effects applied and you want to preserve as much of the image as possible. I am not sure (I speculate not) if you capture to another codec if the flaged frames are preserved enabling you to bring the footage to 30 fps.
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Yes matched pairs.
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Oliver, I agree whole heartedly on the “fluid”ness of the HDV. To me any movement, either of the camera or the action, looks jittery and weird. Is this caused by the camera not being able to keep up with the encoding? This was really noticeable on the cheaping JVC cam but also on the new 720p HDV cam.
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Is that becasuse of the I frame/GOP issue inheirent in HDV?