kidcapri73
New member
Hello,
I've been a lurking member of this forum for a few months, but this is my first post. I just got my dvx100a camera back from the repair shop Friday so now I can proceed with trying to get work. Today I noticed that video captured into my Avid Xpress Pro w/Mojo didn't look as sharp as when it went in. It looked great in the Avid window and the client monitor while capturing, but when I played back the clip it was noticably not as sharp. It looked as if it was just a single field playing back. What is the optimum set-up for capturing and maintaining video quality?
Thanks,
Luis
I've been a lurking member of this forum for a few months, but this is my first post. I just got my dvx100a camera back from the repair shop Friday so now I can proceed with trying to get work. Today I noticed that video captured into my Avid Xpress Pro w/Mojo didn't look as sharp as when it went in. It looked great in the Avid window and the client monitor while capturing, but when I played back the clip it was noticably not as sharp. It looked as if it was just a single field playing back. What is the optimum set-up for capturing and maintaining video quality?
Thanks,
Luis