Stephen Roberts
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It seems that the “easiest” way to import is via iMovie. I know…. I have the HFS200 and finally gave up on a direct import into FCE4. Importing into iMovie (Which Canon recommends when you call for support)is direct and easy. Just set on HD, full rez. This is my first import with this camera so I have to assume the process would be refined as I go. It’s very easy to scroll through the clips and mark rejects. You can also right click and “reveal in finder” and command del any clips you want to send to the trash right away. when you’re done, you can send the rejects to the trash, open up the finder and drag and drop the .mov files to FC. I then name the clips, set rough in and out markers then settle down to some real editing. Pretty straight forward really.
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Clicks are random. Seems like they were generated by import process of dv file into FCP. After output as Quicktime then into Visual Hub then conversion to DVD, the clicks have disappeared or are do buried by the soundtrack/voiceover that you don’t notice them.
Steve
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The audio on the original dv file is fine. Looks like when I imported it the clicks were created. It’s not the rendering process that’s causing it. I downloaded sound soap pro, but when I tried to launch it, nothing happened. Still need to figure that out. Man…if you don’t do this all the time, it’s really a test of your patience.
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I Imported a DV video file and I’m trying to make some edits to video and audio. My skill level is pretty low, but the audio is clean before I begin editing and as I progress more and more of these random clicks show up. When I zoom all the way into the waveform they’re less than a frame and show no consistent form. Very frustrating.I’ve never had this happen before.
Steve