DVL-Digest 556 - Postings: Index Adding Text Caption DV Tape in DSR 2000 Firewire Upgrade something about film look timecode transfer from BigiBet Adding Text Caption - Adam Wilt Can someone give insight on adding text caption to DV. Is there a way of > doing this and at the same time you can easily enable and disable it just > like timecode? If you want to add closed-caption data as used in the USA, the program for it is CCaption by Leapfrog: http://www.ccaption.com That's the only way I know of to do it right now. Cheers, Adam Wilt a DV FAQ: http://www.adamwilt.com/DV.html DV Tape in DSR 2000 - Adam Wilt I have a DV tape (standard size, not mini) and recorded in Sony WV-D10000 > deck through firewire from Premiere 5.1c. It plays on other decks (DSR40, > DSR20,DSR30 and Panasonic 2000 version..) just fine (with picture and > audio)... then I pop the tape in the Sony DSR2000 deck and the only came > out was the picture.. there was no audio signals at all... Sounds like a malfunctioning DSR-2000 to me. Just to be on the safe side, was this a tape recorded in LP mode? If so, try recording the tape in SP mode. LP's interchange is problematic at best. Cheers, Adam Wilt a DV FAQ: http://www.adamwilt.com/DV.html Firewire Upgrade - Adam Wilt > ] ...upgrade officially called IEEE 1394b. The new specification > > calls for an 800-mbps transfer speed, and it should be showing up on a > > Macintosh near you sometime during the summer.... > > Does this mean I'll have to buy a new Mac? Or will the firewire hard drive > and cd-rw connected to my iMac just need a software update? It means that, if your devices use the current copper wire cables and connectors (and most consumer devices will, because compatibility is important), they'll plug into your current Mac, but only run at 400 Mbits/sec. If the devices use optical fiber, you'll need a 1394b-compatible copper-to-fiber transcoder. Cheers, Adam Wilt a DV FAQ: http://www.adamwilt.com/DV.html something about film look - Adam Wilt A couple of months ago somebody mentioned a company that can convert DV > footages into film. I am not sure if this is 16 or 35mm. > Can someone refresh us on this information. Several labs listed: http://www.adamwilt.com/DV.html#DVFilmmakingLink Cheers, Adam Wilt a DV FAQ: http://www.adamwilt.com/DV.html timecode transfer from BigiBet - "Perry" Richard Vernon posted: >This touches on a subject close to my heart: if only camera manufacturers would put a timecode in/out socket on them we could obtain perfect multi-camera sync with just a piece of wire.< Whoa Richard! Timecode has to be related to the video, so you would need to genlock this as well. Perry Mitchell Video Facilities http://www.perrybits.co.uk/ (diese posts stammen von der DV-L Mailingliste - THX to Adam Wilt and Perry Mitchell :-) [up] |
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