FilmMagic
Active member
Hey guys,
I'm in the middle of a project and I have a couple of miniDV tapes with about 50 clips on each to capture to FCP. These tapes were put together by recording onto a miniDV tape from a beta deck. The problem is, every time there is a break in the timecode, it does this 60 second standstill and then starts capturing again. I'm doing "Capture Now" and this is just simply taking way too long. Is there any way to get FCP to not look at the timecodes while I capture? I never had this problem on Premiere.
Thanks,
~Bryan
I'm in the middle of a project and I have a couple of miniDV tapes with about 50 clips on each to capture to FCP. These tapes were put together by recording onto a miniDV tape from a beta deck. The problem is, every time there is a break in the timecode, it does this 60 second standstill and then starts capturing again. I'm doing "Capture Now" and this is just simply taking way too long. Is there any way to get FCP to not look at the timecodes while I capture? I never had this problem on Premiere.
Thanks,
~Bryan