'Bad timecode' in ProHD Capture at DVinfo.net

Seamus Byrne · January 22nd, 2009, 07:51 PM

I'm capturing HDV 720p25 material from a GY-HD110E camcorder in Avid Liquid 7.2, and also in HDVSplit.

In both cases, neither program shows any droppouts. When I view the material from both programs in Avid Liquid 7.2, there are 'skips' in the timeline playback.

When I check these areas in VLC Player, I can clearly see droppouts.

Is that a bad timecode problem?

If I recapture, the 'skips' are in different spots. The capturing programs never indicate a droppout! But, again playback in VLC Player shows them up as droppouts (multicoloured squares), while Avid Liquid literally 'edits' them out during playback.

Any ideas?

Seamus.

January 22nd, 2009, 07:51 PM	#1
Seamus Byrne New Boot Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Wicklow, Ireland Posts: 20	'Bad timecode' in ProHD Capture I'm capturing HDV 720p25 material from a GY-HD110E camcorder in Avid Liquid 7.2, and also in HDVSplit. In both cases, neither program shows any droppouts. When I view the material from both programs in Avid Liquid 7.2, there are 'skips' in the timeline playback. When I check these areas in VLC Player, I can clearly see droppouts. Is that a bad timecode problem? If I recapture, the 'skips' are in different spots. The capturing programs never indicate a droppout! But, again playback in VLC Player shows them up as droppouts (multicoloured squares), while Avid Liquid literally 'edits' them out during playback. Any ideas? Seamus.