Thaxter Clavemarlton
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[Benjamin Arseguel] “The deck is in DV mode and “wireless’ on the remote control.
“I believe that the remote setting on the deck should be in the “DV” or “iLink” condition.
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It is what it is, Bro.
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Is the Deck in the “DV” mode on the remote selector?
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For better results, you should be capturing to a different drive than the drive that contains the Mac OS and the FCP application.
That drive should be at least 7200 rpm, have an abundance of free space, and not be overly fragmented.
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Capturing to WHICH hard drive?
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If you are using Y-R,B you must be using the Component Output from your source into the 1800’s component inputs.
In addition, to get REFERENCE SYNC to the 1800…
Hook the Composite Video OUTPUT from your source,
into the REFERENCE Input on the 1800. It will sync to that just fine.
Make sure to turn the 75 ohm (Reference) termination ON for this setup.If your source does not have a Composite Video output, LOOP the Y cable from the component output into the REFERENCE input jack on the 1800 and then send the looping (bridging) output (from the REFERENCE) into the Y input, as well.
Make sure to turn the 75 ohm (Reference) termination OFF for this setup. -
[Marc] ” if I could get a new one…”
Maybe from some warehouse’s old stock somewhere.
And there are lots of choices, so you need to be specific
1/4″ half-track stereo?
1/4″ quarter-track stereo?
1/4″ Full-track mono?
1/2″ multi-track ?
1″ multi-track ?
2″ multi-track ?Sounds like you just need to contact some recording studios which may have some of these fine old machines sitting around.
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DF and NDF have nothing to do with clip length.
They are simply a system of locating frames, and do not contribute to “real” running time.
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As they say.
If you have a dilemma,
make dilemma-nade.
Drink up!