My 5 COW Posts
Re: Can't recover media
by Don Greening on Jun 6, 2009 at 4:54:15 am
in the Sony EX Series XDCAM Forum
One of our forum leaders that uses Macs had to recover files from an SDHC card by using a friend's windows-based file salvage program. It might have been a SanDisk program (which is Windows only) but I'm not sure. I...
Re: can I view ex1 hd footage on my old PowerBook G4 10.4.11 FCP 6.0, using QuickTime?
by Don Greening on Mar 15, 2009 at 8:16:25 pm
in the Sony EX Series XDCAM Forum
Hi Alex,
Welcome to Creative COW.
You'll be able to view EX footage on your PowerBook G4 with the following minimum software requirements:
Final Cut Pro v.6.0.2. You already have v.6.0.0 so do the software update. Quicktime v.7.3.1...
Re: EX1 manual & auto iris problem
by Don Greening on Feb 5, 2009 at 1:49:48 am
in the Sony EX Series XDCAM Forum
Go to the "Others" menu and choose the "Reset All" option. A poster back in the beginning of December had this same Auto Shutter issue and resetting the camera solved it for him. It may even solve your Auto Iris...
Re: Help! Lost Clips on EX1 SxS card...
by Don Greening on Dec 19, 2008 at 7:02:23 pm
in the Sony CineAlta - XDCAM Forum
Thomas,
Copy the BPAV folder in its entirety over to a hard drive. Put the copied BPAV folder into another folder. Name your folder whatever you want. Start Clip Browser and navigate to your named folder. Clip Browser should see the...
Re: video in video
by Don Greening on Sep 17, 2008 at 8:59:16 am
in the Apple Final Cut Pro basics Forum
Hi Carol,
Welcome to Creative COW. You want to do a picture in picture effect, right? It's a pretty simple procedure.
Put the clip you want to remain full size on V1 and the clip that will be the smaller frame...
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Re: Make contained Movie or not?
by Dave Johnson on Feb 26, 2009 at 8:16:32 pm
in the Apple Final Cut Pro basics Forum
A self-contained MOV is exactly what its name implies ... a file that contains all of the data within it and is not dependent on anything else, which is the reason for the much larger file size. You can take...
Re: Matching Source Video in a 3 Camera Shoot
by David Roth Weiss on Feb 15, 2009 at 12:14:22 pm
in the Apple Final Cut Pro Forum
That is typically done after the fact.
Cut first, then color correct one shot each from your three cams, then copy the CC to all other shots from that cam using the copy and paste attributes command. A very useful,...
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