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Re: Setting up Final cut with Panasonic HD1200A and a JVC HD monitor
by gary adcock on Sep 13, 2006 at 10:02:35 am

[The Dagfather] "The problem is when I want to view it from FCP and use the monitor as Video playback.The sound is by the way perfect. "

Not with the 1200a deck. the lag or jump in picture you are seeing is the normal with that deck when using FW as your recording and control protocols. ( same in 720 also) the Deck is not designed so that you can monitor in realtime when editing over FW

you can search in the this and the Varicam forum for 1200a FW issues and get a few hundred posts.

gary adcock
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HD & Film Consultation
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Setting up Final cut with Panasonic HD1200A and a JVC HD monitor by The Dagfather on Sep 13, 2006 at 8:17:29 am
- Re: Setting up Final cut with Panasonic HD1200A and a JVC HD monitor by gary adcock on Sep 13, 2006 at 10:02:35 am
  - Re: Setting up Final cut with Panasonic HD1200A and a JVC HD monitor by The Dagfather on Sep 13, 2006 at 10:44:14 am

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