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Re: OT...New route
by walter biscardi on Sep 7, 2006 at 3:11:56 am

[Rich Rubasch] "And if I did use the Sony deck via firewire into FCP coule I tell FCP to write the incoming Firewire stream to DVCPro HD and work with that on the timeline? Seems like that is a possible workflow into FCP if I want to cut everything DVCPro HD and have some HDV footage and the Sony deck."

Nope. you need a capture card to do the conversion, FCP cannot convert one codec to another. the best product out there for conversions is the AJA Kona line. Any of them will do the conversion.

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