Jason OHara
October 11th, 2009, 09:34 PM
I am very familiar with HDV clips being split at camera start/stop points upon capture - however I am experiencing a strange problem where long clips that were recorded sequentially are being split during capture in Final Cut- and I'm missing the ~10 seconds of footage at the split point? While in some few cases - these might be the notorious HDV drop-frames, in most instances they are not - because the 10 seconds are perfectly fine and I can successfully capture them after the fact. I am getting as many as 20 such gaps in a 1 hr tape capture - and am currently going through the laborious process of manually entering the time-codes for all of the gaps to capture all of the missing footage.
If I try and recapture the same long clip - the problem will reoccur at totally different time-code points. Oddly, 60% of the gaps are exactly 9 seconds 0 frames or 10 seconds 0 frames?
I am capturing 24P in final cut 6 - with the following settings:
Capture Preset: HDV
Device Control Preset: Sony HDV Firewire or HDV Firewire
Easy Setup: HDV - 1080p24
The footage was shot on a Sony Z7U, I am using a HVR-M35U capture deck.
Any helpful advice or suggestions is very much appreciated. Thanks
If I try and recapture the same long clip - the problem will reoccur at totally different time-code points. Oddly, 60% of the gaps are exactly 9 seconds 0 frames or 10 seconds 0 frames?
I am capturing 24P in final cut 6 - with the following settings:
Capture Preset: HDV
Device Control Preset: Sony HDV Firewire or HDV Firewire
Easy Setup: HDV - 1080p24
The footage was shot on a Sony Z7U, I am using a HVR-M35U capture deck.
Any helpful advice or suggestions is very much appreciated. Thanks