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Re: interlaced to progressive conversion workflow

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Re: interlaced to progressive conversion workflow
by Michael Nikitin on Jun 12, 2009 at 4:54:44 am

Thanks for the info, Russ. Will look into XL H1's pulldown particularities.
I should add here that, so far, I have been unable to capture the footage I've shot, period. FCP freaks out, and is unable to find the deck (which happens to be my camera.)
I tried trashing the FCP settings and restarting everything; switching the codec/capture format (from Apple Intermediate to ProRes), HDV firewire and simple firewire (the one I'm using is a 4 to 6 pin) -- same result.
Any ideas why this could be happening?


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