Taylor Rudd
Veteran
I'm in the process of capping 9 hours of footage from a 3 camera shoot I had two nights ago. I'm periodically getting dropped frame issues, but when I go back to find this dropped frame, it isn't there and the tape plays through just fine.
It's as if the camera is cutting out and FCP is detecting dropped frames. I can go back and recapture the dropped frame, but it's a pain in the butt to have to babysit this capture and splice clips together, especially because it'll all become a multiclip sequence in the end.
Keep in mind, I've used both the H1 and the A1 to capture. Anybody experience this before?
Details:
Cameras used: 2 XH-A1s and an XL-H1 - I am experiencing the dropout on both the H1 and A1
Signal: 1080 24f
Tape used: JVC-DVM60
It's as if the camera is cutting out and FCP is detecting dropped frames. I can go back and recapture the dropped frame, but it's a pain in the butt to have to babysit this capture and splice clips together, especially because it'll all become a multiclip sequence in the end.
Keep in mind, I've used both the H1 and the A1 to capture. Anybody experience this before?
Details:
Cameras used: 2 XH-A1s and an XL-H1 - I am experiencing the dropout on both the H1 and A1
Signal: 1080 24f
Tape used: JVC-DVM60