Tim Vause
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Hey, Thanks! Never would have thought of the blankets, that a good idea! BTW, My boss did end up getting cardioid lav mic’s. So once we get those in, we’ll see where we’re at and then start adding the dampeners as needed. Probably won’t be perfect because the location is just not conducive for audio whatsoever. I am not in charge of such things so I just have to make it work as well as it can. You’ve been a great help, thanks man! I send you a message and let you know how it turned out when we are done! Thanks again! Have a great day!
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OK good! It’s funny you ask, it was just discovered that we have be using omni-directional lav mic’s without screens on them. My boss seems to have already ordered unidirectional mics, whether they are cardioid or not I’ll have to find out. Will I have to custom make this canopy setup or do you have a recommendation on where I could find something like that? Thanks for the reply!!
-Tim
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thanks guys! Turns out I had the connection on the front of the deck on but it was on 9-pin in the internal menu. Switched it to iLink an’ presto! thanks for the responses, cow comes through for me again!!
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Everyone’s input was very helpful, thanks!
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Thanks for the quick response! But I did try that but for some reason I get that timecode error and it stops. I’m certain I’m using the tape from which those clips were originally captured. I think it might be a preroll or postroll issue, because there’s about 20 or so minutes on the tape (obviously with timecode) and the rest of the tape is blank (no timecode)…..but I’m not sure. Is there a way for me to tweak some settings somewhere to get this to take? or am I stuck manually capturing it and trying to piece it together that way? Come to think of it, I only tried to recapture the clips one at a time, do you think if I did highlight both and then used batch capture, that would make a difference? **btw the project is on a work computer so i dont have immediate access to it otherwise i’d just try it first and spare you the question.
Thanks again!!