Scott Mazarky
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Now, for some reason the codec is popping up now, but still please help with my P2 question.
Scott Mazarky, Owner
Southern Videography, Inc.
Northeast Georgia’s Premier Videography Service -
The only type I tried was MPEG-2, I had had no problem with it until I switched to Leopard, so I did a complete restore and reinstalled everything…that fixed it!
Scott Mazarky, Owner
Southern Videography, Inc.
Northeast Georgia’s Premier Videography Service -
I have a 17in PowerBook G4, and all I do with it and FCP is offload P2 footage onto an external HD. I don’t use it to edit, I use my Mac Pro for that. But seeing as how my PowerBook has a single core 1.67 processor and only 512MB RAM, anything would be an upgrade as far as laptops go. Thanks for the input!
Scott Mazarky, Owner
Southern Videography, Inc.
Northeast Georgia’s Premier Videography Service -
I even tried to export to my computers Hard Drive. How can it be offline if the computer is running? What can I try next?
Scott Mazarky, Owner
Southern Videography, Inc.
Northeast Georgia’s Premier Videography Service -
FCP 5 worked fine with Leopard, it was the P2 that had the issue.
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It is MacOS Extended. The clips showed up the same way when I tried importing on another drive as well.
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I don’t know. How can you tell? In the past I have used a LaCie and a G-Tech, I just bought a Western Digital. This project I am having trouble with is the 1st project I have used this WD drive with. Could the drive be the problem? How would I go about correcting the drive?
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As I am importing now, I am back on Tiger. I have not had any problems with P2 until now. The clips show up in FCP broken up into 00:12:22:12 sections, but on the HVX they show up as one solid piece. Any clue why?
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The DAC-100 creates 1 file with Audio and Video together. I guess it works differently for different types of NLE’s, but for FCP it creates a quicktime file.
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The audio is slower than the video. thanks for the help!