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Capturing HDV vs SD videoPosted by Grant
what you DO get when capturing as DV is "DV Start/Stop detect".
its under the markers menu, and will add a marker on each scene change. then of course you can then make all those markers into subclips if you want. i dont know if you get that when you capture as ProRes, or AIC, my guess is you don't. nick
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if it's any use, i'll tell you how we dealt with our HDV>DV captures. we had a LOT of material to ingest very quickly, so we had 2 systems going non-stop all day - capture whole tapes into 2 systems, so maybe 12-16 tapes in a day - note major scene changes as we capture (on paper, remember that?) - run DV Start Stop on all clips - lay clips into timelines, make independent - find major scene changes, and remove 2 FRAMES at scene changes, and name scenes - run divided clips through MEDIA MANAGER overnight (Copy, delete unused, no handles) Media Manager needs the 2-frame gap between the clips to create separate files. you will get 1 frame back after media management (cant remember if it's on the head or tail of the clip, sorry) Media Manager retains the DV Start/Stop info, any other form of export loses it. - next morning, check MM worked ok, - delete original captures - start capturing again. OFFLINE / ONLINE i have to admit though, Grant, that after cutting that film, the re-capturing of the final used shots as HDV was a real pain. i vowed NOT to do it that way again, and that the next HDV job will be captured as HDV. cheers, nick
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