I'd rather not transcode anything. I do have all the original media on a hard drive, but I need to find out why this isn't working for the project where we don't have anything backed up. In the case of tape based projects, it's rare for us to back up all the raw media because we know we have the tapes on the shelf.
This is merely a test project and it's turning out to be a very good one. There's is obviously something, somewhere that Avid doesn't like and when we figure it out, we'll know what to do the next time something like this comes up.
thanks!
Walter
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, "paul.hartel" <phartel@...> wrote:
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> Here's a question: if you've already captured these clips via FCP, why are you recapturing them in Avid through a deck? I understand that you'd want to have them at a DNX codec, but you could also simply AMA link to them in the original capture scratch folder, and then transcode them to DNX 145 from inside the app.
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> --- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, "Mark" <mrenz70@> wrote:
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> > I know it sounds simple, but have you created a new bin and moved the clips into it. We have been using Avid and DVCPro HD for at least 6 years, if you wanted to send me a bin with a single clip in it I can take a look to see if something jumps out at me.
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> > Mark Renz
> > Senior Editor
> > Outpost Worldwide
> > mark(at)outpostworldwide.com
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> > --- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, "walter biscardi" <biscardi@> wrote:
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> > > Ok, as a further test, I can create a new Bin, log clips and Batch Capture from the very same tape at 720 / 59.94 no problem. The clips show the following as part of their properties.
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> > > Video DNxHD 145 (HD720p)
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> > > FPS 59.94
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> > > So we're clearly getting the correct signal / frame rate to the Avid. For whatever reason when I try to batch capture footage that was originally logged in FCP and brought over via the Duck, Avid tells me that I don't have a 720/59.94 tape in the machine. Very very weird.
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