Thorgnyr
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I’m making a guess here, but perhaps you should set your device control to “Non-Controllable device” in fcp?
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How completely brilliant. 😀 I’m amazed.
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Not that this’ll fix any problems, but if you need that screen badly, thought of taking a screenshot of it? 🙂
CMD-SHIFT-4, then drag selection and voil
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I second that. Couldn’t be easier.
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Sorry for rewoking this thread,
however…I’m in front of my project now, I have capture the clip already using the AJA KONA 3: 720p 23.98 fps DVCPRO HD Varicam capture setting. The Panasonic HD1400 is set to 59/60 playback.
As expected, the clip plays in very slow motion on the computer. I as well had to capture further than to the endpoint of the media on the tape. That was expected as well. However..
When I choose the clip on the root in my project browser and run the FRC tool I get an error:
The selected media file (name of file)
cannot be processed by this tool.Only DVCPRO HD 720p 59.94 and 50 fps media files are supported.
Any ideas?
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Very good,
thanks for the info Gary and Jeremy. -
(which FCP version are you editing in???- the FRC plugins are unique to each version of FCP)
I’m using FCS2, 6.0.2 if I remember correctly, the most recent update anyhow.
Okay, so far it seems I’ve had the process correct. There’s just one more thing I need to have clear, is it important to ingest via FireWire? Or is ingesting via SDI okay as well? -
I’m using KONA 3 using drivers v. 4
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So you have cpatured @ 59.94 and not 23.98 like you said you have been doing? You are capturing @ DVCPRo HD via firewire? Have you moved the clips out of a bin and put them in the root level of your browser?
I tried both.
And no, I’m capturing via SDI…wait a moment, the markers don’t get across via SDI?
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You mention the Panasonic Frame Converter, is that the DVCPRO HD Converter built into FCS2?
If so, I’ve been through this process already and it seems it’s not timescaling the video correctly.