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April 16th, 2009, 08:51 AM
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TC difference between HDV + SD conversion
I played around with the realtime SD conversion via Firewire ("iLink HDV->DV") and just found that if you do a conversion to SD your timecode will be shifted + 1s04f on the same frame compared to the original HDV timecode.
See www.morsmedia.de/downloads/z7_morsmedia.png (big sized pic is SD converted pic, PiP is the HDV original) Just in case anybody uses that feature with a timecode list or EDL ... Regards ULI Last edited by Uli Mors; April 16th, 2009 at 12:42 PM. |
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May 4th, 2009, 02:37 PM
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solved by testing
First: The Z7 is not guilty at all.
I today found that my capture application HDVSplit produces faulty emedded TC in the m2t files. (see other thread). After using Vegas Pro 8´s internal Capturing Tool (HDV , DV) I experienced that the timecode is absolutely ok - both in the HDV and the DV file. Though I like the tool, I´ll abandon HDVSplit from now on from my harddrive... Sorry for the confusion, hope this helps if anybody is in the same multicam business... Uli |
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