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  • Actually, I looked into this when I got mine and someone from BMD said that a high quality cable in a length of 9 feet would be OK.

    Steve Wargo
    Tempe, Arizona

    It’s a dry heat!

  • Steve Wargo

    April 5, 2006 at 12:08 pm in reply to: What is a good amount of drum hours on DVX-100A?

    the heads are supposed to last 1000 hours.

    Tip: DON’T USE IT AS A TAPE DECK!

    A Camera is a camera, please.

    Steve Wargo
    Tempe, Arizona

    It’s a dry heat!

  • Steve Wargo

    April 4, 2006 at 8:53 am in reply to: Capturing multiple channels simultaneously?

    You need to look into some high quality security systems. Panasonic happens to have several that, I believe, fall into the specs that you need. They record 120 frames per second from 4 inputs.

    Have fun!

    Steve Wargo
    Tempe, Arizona

    It’s a dry heat!

  • Steve Wargo

    March 30, 2006 at 5:01 pm in reply to: Mixed up media

    Thanks Jeremy

    And how do we do that?

    Steve Wargo
    Tempe, Arizona

    It’s a dry heat!

  • This is not an inexpensive proposition. HD stands for High Dollar. Just ask anybody who rides one. (A Harley, that is.)

    If you are cutting on a firewire system, you have a problem.

    You will need to feed your footage into something that will upconvert in real time and feed an HDCAM deck. The decks rent for about $450 to $1000 per day and it will need to accept the exact format that you are sending it. HDCAM decks are very particular about what they eat.

    To begin, where are you located?

    Steve Wargo
    Tempe, Arizona

    It’s a dry heat!

  • Find someone witha SOny DSR-2000 deck. It has a special circuitry that will play tapes that do not play in anything else.

    This is really a strange situation and have never heard of something like this, except, a local film school got a JVC HG-100 HDV camera and lost an entire day of footage because the M-PEG encoder jammed and quit recording. To fix it, you have to power down the camera for a few minutes and fire it back up.

    A suggestion for you and everyone else: When you are shooting something critical, hit the “rec check” buttor once in awhile to make sure you’re putting something to tape. We’ve all been stung by bad tapes, clogged heads and other problems.

    Steve Wargo
    Tempe, Arizona

    It’s a dry heat!

  • Steve Wargo

    March 25, 2006 at 8:50 am in reply to: Question for the pros

    I have been asked this question before but have seen one. There are two people to ask: Tom Bender from Canon 949-753-4335 or Michael Bravin from BandPro 818-841-9655.

    Steve Wargo
    Tempe, Arizona

    It’s a dry heat!

  • Steve Wargo

    March 24, 2006 at 7:40 am in reply to: Sony XDCAM HD work flow question

    And that’s why we love ya.

    If we can’t poke a little fun at each other, we have a real problem.

    Steve Wargo
    Tempe, Arizona

    It’s a dry heat!

  • Steve Wargo

    March 23, 2006 at 11:07 pm in reply to: Questions and Experiences with Sony HVR-Z1U

    This is the High End HD forum. Please refer HDV questions to the HDV forum.

    Steve Wargo
    Tempe, Arizona

    It’s a dry heat!

  • Steve Wargo

    March 22, 2006 at 5:49 am in reply to: Sony XDCAM HD work flow question

    And then there’s Tony, who, by the way, is a wealth of information.

    And that was NOT sarcasm.

    Steve Wargo
    Tempe, Arizona

    It’s a dry heat!

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