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Re: Capturing Problem
by
mike velte
on Dec 31, 2007 at 5:41:53 pm
[RaMarie Swart]
"There are pixels dancing all over the place"
This is hopefully just a play back issue with your deck and when captured with the shooter's camera all will be well.
[RaMarie Swart]
"something I must do with the software to capture in Progressive mode?"
Capturing is simply data transfer.
[RaMarie Swart]
"what is the best way to ensure that the time code will line up"
You will manually need to synchronize both camera capture files once in the sequence by using a video or audio event like a still camera flash or hand clap or some other very short event.
You might want to read about multicam editing in the Help files.
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Current Message Thread:
Capturing Problem
by RaMarie Swart on Dec 31, 2007 at 7:21:36 am
Re: Capturing Problem
by mike velte on Dec 31, 2007 at 5:41:53 pm
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