[Sebastian Fudali]

The problem persists.

[Sebastian Fudali]

It’s been ebabled then.

Last one I waited until duplication started to switch windows.

I will be duplicating more soon, I’ll try switching before it starts to see if there will be error.

Other than that, I sometimes experience other glithes, could be due to tape, could be due to data streaming, could be Vegas.

[Sebastian Fudali]

“Use legacy AVC/DV decoder” is not available.

I’ve set the RAM to 0 and will now do another run at printing.

[Sebastian Fudali]

Well, I think it’s just Vegas being a drama queen, when I switch to another window while Vegas goes hrough preparation process, there is error, when I stay in Vegas all the way to the end pr preparation it goes into printing. So could be something with that RAM preview.

[Sebastian Fudali]

I may have a theory about what variable might trigger the error, but it’s really weird.

I will check the first 2.

But I always use a prerendered master file.

[Sebastian Fudali]

Yes, the problem was already there.

[Sebastian Fudali]

The specs will have to wait, as the laptop died independently.

The problem occurs at random, sometimes on first try, sometimes after printing successfully to several tapes.

I have already upgraded from 15 to 17.

The new GUI in newer versions is different and the project settings no longer include older resolutions, especially DV.

[Sebastian Fudali]

1. Keep the fps and resolution as native.

2. For optimal results use ProRes, 4:2:2, or 4:4:4 for best performance.

3. 10 MBps is basically youtibe quality, you will want at least 30 for mp4.

[Sebastian Fudali]

Well, Panasonic AG-HPX250p does not appear to be a DV/HDV camcorder, thus it won’t work with FireWire like that. Your Canon VIXIA HV40was working fine, ebcause it’s HDV.

[Sebastian Fudali]

Sounds like a lot of gear. I had limietd budget and options, so I adapted the bare minimum I already had.

There could be some professional studio editing VCRs that can accept composite, but I’m afraid nothing better than that.
That being said, this is more or less (sans youtube compression) how my D-VHS machine records and plays back VHS from digital source:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-SL3sCacIc4
By mistake the raw DV transfer file ended up on youtube which downized it to 480 from source 576, I had the youtube master prepared upscaled to 1080, but it ended up not used.

Also I am interested in whatever models you were able to find around ~100$.

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