I usually get the coincidence point error when the deck is trying to find the preroll point. I think they changed the wording to include the possibility the tape or deck is record inhibited. Any chance of a drop/non drop mismatch? Are you insert or assemble editing? Could the deck be regenerating the wrong timecode df/nd when it goes into assemble edit? For giggles see if you can do a proper machine edit while feeding the deck the Avid signal.
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, "Mark Spano" <cutandcover@...> wrote:
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> Hi folks,
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> Wonder if any of you have had this issue and how you got around it. I have a current issue Mac Pro running 10.6.8 and MC 5.5.3.1. Have just installed the IO Express and have the 9.0.5 drivers for it, and using a Keyspan adapter for serial control. Everything is working as expected in MC - proper video output, can change settings and lock to reference. But when I go to perform a Digital Cut to a Sony DVW-A500 DigiBeta deck, it prerolls, goes into record, and then drops right out. It gives me an error about trying to locate coincidence point on tape. I have checked this exact same setup with FCP on this system using the IO Express and Keyspan and everything goes off without a hitch. Just can't output to tape with MC. Hoping someone here has an idea.
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> Thanks,
> Mark
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