Wayne Carey
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Well, try adding another firewire card to your system if you have a free slot. Both of my systems have two firewire cards in them, no problems at all.
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I understand you pain… FCP doesn’t like the Canon GL2, I know that for sure. You mentioned that you can capture in iMovie but its a pain to edit. Well, why don’t you just import the quicktime files that you created when you captured in iMovie? There’s got to be a way to do that since a file has to be written before you can use it. Give that a try!
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< the kona 2 and LH/LHE cards can definitely do realtime downconvert...it happens on the board, so likely there is a wrong setting or something. what < does your control panel say? Well, my control panel says its outputting 525i29.97, which is my primary output since I broadcast in SD video. Therefore, my analog output (which I use for my broadcast monitor) is my primary output. Is that wrong? And what are the settings you are using? _____________________________ Wayne Carey wcarey@strikeking.com -
HDV is a whole different creature in FCP, but I seem to have the same problem as you. Until this is solved, I monitor the signal from the HDV using the S-Video Out to my production monitor – this only works when you capture the footage. According to AJA, I should be able to monitor HDV using my Kona2 but that hasn’t happened just yet. I get the same results as you.
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Well, first of all, did you capture in the HDV codec and burn those files to a DVD or did you convert those files to another codec? Secondly, do you have a program on your computer worthy of doing HDV, such as Sony Vegas 6 or Adobe Premiere Pro? Very few PC programs can handle HDV in its natural codec.
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