Gary Barr
February 22nd, 2009, 04:50 PM
Difficult to know which forum for this one but move please if need be..
I've recorded a half hour clip from a Canon HV20 to the Sony CF recorder but after hitting the 2 record buttons on the unit (it's not in cam sync mode) an assistant decided to also record to tape as a backup. On reviewing the footage this action seems to have created a timecode break in the clip - it plays fine up until the camera record button is pressed then goes back to 00.00.00. although the clip is the same, same name etc.
Now when I try to bring the clip into FCP via 'Log and Transfer' I can only bring in the first bit of it before the TC break and it ignores the rest, although I can see that the duration of the clip is correct (30 minutes or so). I can't preview the clips using this camera as it's states 'preview unsupported for this format', therefore I can't set my own in and out points to get around this.
Any ideas? Not a huge problem as I know I still have the tape footage but would be nice to know how to get out of this one. Thanks in advance.
I've recorded a half hour clip from a Canon HV20 to the Sony CF recorder but after hitting the 2 record buttons on the unit (it's not in cam sync mode) an assistant decided to also record to tape as a backup. On reviewing the footage this action seems to have created a timecode break in the clip - it plays fine up until the camera record button is pressed then goes back to 00.00.00. although the clip is the same, same name etc.
Now when I try to bring the clip into FCP via 'Log and Transfer' I can only bring in the first bit of it before the TC break and it ignores the rest, although I can see that the duration of the clip is correct (30 minutes or so). I can't preview the clips using this camera as it's states 'preview unsupported for this format', therefore I can't set my own in and out points to get around this.
Any ideas? Not a huge problem as I know I still have the tape footage but would be nice to know how to get out of this one. Thanks in advance.