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Gert Kracht March 4th, 2007 07:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Doug Davis (Post 635236)
I was shooting a wedding a couple weeks ago and I had that issue... It was about 30 min of footage in one solid take and it divided it out in 3 clips...? Possibly and HDV buffer running out? I am REALLY curious to know what is causing this...

In one of my shots someone was at the beginning of the isle (splits the clip) and then is at the end of the isle... I capture with vegas and it is set to stop on dropped frames so that is not the issue...
I have a question: Do you use Windows XP?
And how is your capturing drive formated? NTFS of FAT32?

Alastair Brown March 4th, 2007 07:26 AM
My Laptop is a brand new core 2 duo with SATA 3 Hard Drive and built in firewire. Got it on both my tower and my laptop.

Andrew Ott March 4th, 2007 07:33 PM
I got a ton of dropped frames with my original Canon tape (about 4 in the 63 minutes). Since I've been using my 5 free Sony tapes, I've had 0. On those I think I've shot about 5 hours.

Gert Kracht March 4th, 2007 07:36 PM
And you capture with Premiere Pro 2.0 ? or Vegas ?
Maybe it's interesting to search for a solution. I also have a laptop and I didn't ran in to any of those problems...yet.

Let me know the software (+ Version) and I can run some tests.

Noel Evans March 5th, 2007 01:16 AM
I got a drop out onthe original Canon tape. I had some issues lately also, just for test shooting luckily. Couldnt locate locally any of the usual High quality pana tapes I usually use, so I got the next step down. Every tape has a dropout. Go back to the high quality and never an issue.

Kiflom Bahta March 5th, 2007 02:19 AM
Hey guys, the sony and canon tapes are made by one company. If you want to see difference try the pany

Doug Davis March 6th, 2007 10:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Gert Kracht (Post 635622)
I have a question: Do you use Windows XP?
And how is your capturing drive formated? NTFS of FAT32?
Windowx XP pro NTFS Sony Vegas 7.0d...

Gert Kracht March 6th, 2007 03:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Doug Davis (Post 636910)
Windowx XP pro NTFS Sony Vegas 7.0d...
I captured a whole tape with Vegas 7.0d
For the recordings I used a Sony HDV tape, containing 60 minutes of material.
The whole tape was captured without problems. No dropped frames.

So there is still a problem. What's wrong on your side....cable? Computer? or maybe the 1394 port?


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