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DVCAM is very close to DV; (a) 50% higher track pitch, track width, and tape speed; (b) 1/3 shorter run times per tape length; (c) defaulting to locked audio; and (d) no support for LP mode. Thanks
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Juan is right. The data format of DVCAM, DV SP and DV LP are all identical - you get the same 1's and 0's. DVCAM is recorded to tape differently which is supposed to provide data integrity, and it has locked audio. Adam Wilt has a nice chart on his site that compares the different formats:
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Hey guys, my bad, brain fart! I'll edit my original post. Thanks for keeping me honest.
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Vegas 6's 24p render is sweet. They really bumped it up a notch.
But Vegas 5's 24p render is very good, too. Not sure why anyone would think it was horrible.
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The Cinematone on the Z1 is very good.
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