I think you meant to say, "then the deck should not be locked to reference if your Avid isn't...". Or am I missing something? Without sync the avid will lock to incoming video during capture. I'm a big fan of a round of sync foe everyone just to be safe. If the avid has no sync I don't think the avid cares on capture if the deck is free running or locked to house ref but when doing a digital cut I've had prompts warning about a lack of sync to the record machine that might effect edit accuracy.
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, "Terence Curren" <tcurren@...> wrote:
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> In a perfect world, everyone is set to reference. That eliminates lots of problems. If that is unavailable, then the deck should not be be locked to reference if your Avid is or you will have a problem.
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> As for the deck template, you can manually assign the proper deck. I would recommend that if it is available. The problem is that different offsets are part of the templates, so using the wrong one can cause you problems later if you need to accurately recapture.
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> --- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, "Scott Martin" <keitel818@> wrote:
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> > For digitizing DVC Pro tapes into AVID Media Composer 5, does the video output have to be set to ref? Also, if the digitize tool is displaying a different deck then what the deck is (i.e. a different model number) will that screw up the dig?
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