Tom Wolsky
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What version of the application is this?
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“Assemble editing is by definition picking up where timecode left off and continuing the wriitng of said timecode along with image.”
Not so. This is very dependent on the deck. Many, many decks will not pre-read the timecode and will simply write timecode from the preset or from the last timecode they wrote, if they’re in record run, or from time of day or some other time, if they’re in free run. This is regardless of the TC that’s already on the tape.
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A lot depends on the length of the original media and on how you did the speed change, constant or variable. There are changes to media manager in v5.
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Export to QuickTime Movie. Choose a Custom setting that uses the Animation codec with colors set to Millions+.
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If you mean doing an assemble edit to tape, then no, you don’t have to black the whole tape, simply black the beginning and then assemble onto it and new timecode with be written. The TC might not be continuous, but that depends on the deck, most will simply start writing TC at the assigned TC preset. If you want continuous TC then you have to do an insert edit of VANDA onto a blacked tape with timecode.
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Are those conspiracy guys in EyeDeeHo wearing you down bogiesan? More likely just a bit of a hack.
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And appears still to be broken.
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This should work for filters as well though it may have been broken in some recent versions.
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At this stage you have to do each by hand, but you can use right alignment so that they end on the right title safe area.
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If anyone can do it, Zax can. I’d love to give this a whirl when it’s ready for trial runs. Thanks.