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  • Thanks!

  • Thanks for your reply!

    To my knowledge, Pluraleyes will work in the reverse order, it will move the audio clips to line up with video clips.

    How to take an OMF/AAF and give video editors a roadmap to line up video files?
    Does the AAF have ‘timecode’ for every audio region?

    Will a video file grouped with a master audio file reflect editing changes in the audio? how do you export the edited video file?

    Thanks

  • Tc Yamada

    September 28, 2010 at 3:53 pm in reply to: best way to transfer DigiBeta SD to ProRes 422 ?

    I was impressed by the upres quality, but I am no expert. The IO HD hardware conversion was definitely better than FCP rendering.

  • Tc Yamada

    September 28, 2010 at 12:24 am in reply to: best way to transfer DigiBeta SD to ProRes 422 ?

    For anyone who needs to go from DigiBeta to ProRes 422 on a MacBook Pro, here’s the deal:

    Digibeta deck (Sony DVW A500) via SDI/BNC (audio follows video) to AJA IO HD box (hardware conversion to HD–firewire800 to MBP), Final Cut Pro will recognize the AJA and you can choose the in/out codec of your dreams, Log and Capture, Sonnet Tempo Express 34 SATA card to external drive (or express card firewire 800 if you like).

    *Don’t forget to install the drivers and updates for the AJA and Sonnet express card.
    *you need to use the express slot because the AJA going into the 800 port maxes the firewire bus, and USB 2 not recommended for HD throughput.

    So I answered my own question and just did selects off a troughful of digibetas with fine results. I hope this helps someone someday.

    Peace.

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