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Re: Exporting To Tape Questions
by Vincent Rosati on Oct 29, 2009 at 5:34:07 pm

'finished editing a 720p/60 sequence'
This could not have been done within a DV project.

You indicated that you are working in a DV project file. Did you use one of the presets?

If the project is not a DV project, you could try importing the original project into a DV project.

Sounds like the Frame size and frame rate will both need to be scaled down/reduced. I'm sure there are many methods available to do this, and that results will vary based on the method used.

Maybe check your DV project settings, particularly the Hardware options. Ensure that the DV hardware options are enabled.

I can't remember where the setting is, right now, but there is somewhere that you can detect the DV device, within the project settings. If the device is not detected, I think there is a button where you can attempt to update the list of supported devices.
Make sure the device is connected and powered.

Is the tape hardware, that you are trying to print to, a DV device?


I'm afraid I can't offer more specific information with regard to converting a HD project to SD.

Just some random thoughts..

Vince

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