Could you elaborate on adjusting sync offset. In the words of Dave Bargin, "What is the spirit of this function?"
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, Jim Feeley <jfeeley@...> wrote:
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> On Jul 24, 2012, at 8:06 AM, Benjamin Hershleder wrote:
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> > Thanks to everyone that replied in this thread. It was helpful.
> > For anyone that's following along, here's what happened (#5 may be of the most interest):
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> > 1 -
> > DP recorded XDCAM files to the onboard SxS card (35Mb/sec). He also used an external device (sorry that I forget which one... it had "pix" in the name I believe).
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> So a Sound Devices PIX recorder, either the 220 or the 240 (the 260 isn't shipping yet). Info, manuals, tech notes here:
> http://www.sounddevices.com/products/video_recorders/
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> > 5 -
> > Interestingly... strangely... disconcertingly (to me, anyway), when I compared the durations and the TC of the XDCAM files with the .mov files, both were very different. I found this odd.
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> Hmm. I haven't bumped into such problems. The recorder isn't perfect, but it's pretty useful and reliable, ime. I've found it fairly simple to set up triggering, adjust sync offset, and all that. But that did require spending some time with the manual, working with the things a bit, and all that. Perhaps the device was tossed into production's hands without enough time for them to suss it out.
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> > 8 -
> > I am now happily editing away.
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> And really, what else matters?
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> Glad you got it worked out.
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> Jim
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