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videoconcepts
08-21-2003, 11:45 AM
I recorded dv in and put it in timeline
audio is.5sec off. too much

any ideas?:confused:

wvp
08-21-2003, 08:41 PM
Off compared to what? If you brought the corrisponding video in via S-Video (Analog) then this would be normal as there is analoge to digital delay. But you could adjust in the audio delay in TED easily.

videoconcepts
08-22-2003, 06:43 AM
I recorded dv in and put it in the time line. it starts out ok but about half way its going out of sync . its only a 10 min clip.
I am Useing t3

ACross
08-28-2003, 02:48 PM
Originally posted by videoconcepts
I recorded dv in and put it in the time line. it starts out ok but about half way its going out of sync . its only a 10 min clip.
I am Useing t3

I am not quite sure what your problem is ... there really is no way that DV audio can drift unless the problem is in the source (which is equally unlikely) or frames are dropped somewhere in the processing chain. All that said, I have seen one case in which audio can become out of sync with the video (although it does not drift) which is rare, and relates to the reading of the time-code from the raw DV data. There will be a fix for this problem in an patch that will be coming soon ... along with quite a few other improvements in DV deck control.

If you are still having problems, these are my general recommendations :
(Ensure that you have DX9.0a or better installed)

1) Kill VT, clean of everything you can ... Switch your camera off.
2) Disconnect all other IEEE1394 devices from your machine.
3) Now launch VT[3]
4) Launch capture panel
5) Setup your capture
6) Now switch camera on

Andrew Cross,
NewTek

tlively
09-18-2003, 11:43 PM
Across said:

"There will be a fix for this problem in an patch that will be coming soon ... along with quite a few other improvements in DV deck control. "

That's great news! The one time I tried batch capture with a DV deck it was worthless. However, to be fair, in the instance I was trying to use it I couldn't allow for the 1 second before and after buffers and I believe that was part of the problem. Others have gotten it to work in a situation where they had more padding footage before and after the scenes.

Could we have a way to export the batch list either to another edl program or just as text. This could even be a stand alone utility that would read toaster project files and output either text or several other edl formats.

Tom