I am now of Adobe Premiere 6 on an Apple MacBook Pro (have the same Final Cut Studio 2 to ge4kauft) Until now, the change is anything but einfgach because very Incompatible with MAC routers is not from their house, naja nu my problem. I would like with Final Cut videos of my SonyPC-120E (DV Firewire) films on the hard drive copy because cshon is the second problem and although when I log on and go Aufnhemen opens the Program and which is directly receptive. But how does it work with the scene detection? It will auto re-recorded any scene on the tape as a single clip store. The problem is that he is not divisive, but the whole tape as one clip Imported. When iMovie is NOT the problem, he immediately recognizes the memory Szennen and they separated.
Thank you very much.
Antwort von PowerMac:
That router does not work, is absolute nonsense. What should because "incompatible" be? The clip to play purely as a whole and in retrospect "menu: Mark: DV - Start / Stop Detection" button.
Antwort von Axel:
This happens in Final Cut Pro is not in the recording, but in retrospect. The condition is that in addition to the time code Date / Time recorded with metadata (such as automatic scene generally in isolation). You load the entire clip, say 60 minutes, the viewer, then you go on the> Finder> Mark> DV Start / Stop detection. In the list view of the browser will now (under the drop down behind the triangle, with the markings of the corresponding time code recording. This you can now rename as desired. Finally, you select all the markers and go about> Finder> Modify> Subclips create - Voilà !
To sense and nonsense of this approach (mE nonsense) see this thread: http://forum.slashcam.de/hdv-capturen-with-szenenerkennung-vt44937.html
Antwort von mrfloppi:
That the MacBookPro Incompatible on some routers but is not that silly fact. There were even an update of apple but unfortunately not for my router. Pointed out, I called Apple s.and the thought of the router which is not akutaliersiert.: (So I had to buy new NEN.
Antwort von Axel:
"mrfloppi" wrote:
That the MacBookPro Incompatible on some routers but is not that silly fact. There were even an update of apple but unfortunately not for my router. Pointed out, I called Apple s.and the thought of the router which is not akutaliersiert.: (So I had to buy new NEN.
New Protocols (the update) are always backward compatible. The old router did you reset problems with access and with the Airport via Ethernet cable wizard Mac> Wi-Fi can re-program. On each network, each open-Mac Airport unhindered access.
