Canon XH A1 scene split problem
Hi all,
I use my Canon HV30 native files with Sony Vegas Video 8.0 c with no problems with automatic scene splinting, but with my Canon XH A1 it does not work, and all I get is a long m2t file. I donīt really know what is happening here or if there is any issue in this sense. Any help from you would be very welcomed. Thanks in advance. |
Hi Juan..............
Dive into your A1 menu and go to [Signal Setup].
Select the [Time Code] submenu, then [Count-Up]. What is it set for? Vegas uses Time Code breaks to detect scene changes. From my reading of the A1 manual, a setting of [Rec Run} only runs the time code clock when the camera is actually recording. This seems to infer that doing a Rec - Stop - Rec sequence doesn't force a time code break, as if recording stops, so does the time code clock. Thus, by inference, to force a time code break you need a setting of [Free Run]. A subsequent Rec - Stop - Rec operation will create a distinct time code break, as the clock will have been running during the "Stop". That's my story and I'm sticking to it. CS |
Scene change detection is based on time of day, not timecode. If the camera's date/time is not set properly, that could cause a problem with the scene detection.
Richard |
I think Chris has lost it. :D Listen to Richard
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Wow, wonderful people, thanks. I īve never set the date (mea culpa) in the XH A1. Once I have done this, the scene split issue is fixed.
And.... is it worthwhile to spend HD tapes if I use a tape only once? I have made a test comparing two tapes , a normal vs an HD tape, and the quality, at least for me is the same. I have used a Samung LCD TV full HD 1080 and I have not seen any difference. Thanks again. |
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