William Busby
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COW Coin
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Sony EX1
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you have the standby switch on (near the record button on the handgrip).
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It’s possible the audio is variable bit rate. Open QT and export the audio track as a wav or whatever & cut it into your sequence.
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Awesome! Thanks Peter. I would have never thought to try that. It worked flawlessly on the few stills that were problematic. Thanks again.
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cheap tape perhaps?
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highlight (select) the sequence in the bin
media tool – select all drives, precomputes
from the bin your sequence is in, select “media relatives” from the hamburger menu
media tool – all rendered precomputes are highlighted, click delete if you wish to do so. If you only want to delete unused precomputes, select “reverse selection” and delete those.
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You have to use a program that will convert files from a dvd that Avid understands… such as Cinematize.
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Glad I could help
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The XHA1 isn’t a shoot “straight out of the box” camera. It’s extremely tweakable but I can’t go into all that here, but I’d start with using -3dB gain (for noise), set knee to low (to help retain as much detail in highlights as possible)
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You can do this quick and dirty in Avid and it usually gives pretty decent results after a little tweaking.
EX:
V1 desaturate your clip to b&w
V2 place a copy of the original clip (in color)V2 apply Avid’s chroma key filter & sample the red color with the eye dropper tool. Activate “invert” in the effect editor & tweak to taste using gain control, soft, spill suppression, etc.