Shane Warren
Member
Hi all, my first post and its a granular one (sorry).
I am trying to capture footage on my new Mac G5 using Final Cut Pro. I use a 'time of day' timecode on my Canon XL2 as I often shoot with more than one camera. This means every time I start and stop recording on the camera, the timecode jumps forward in time.
Long story short - every time I try to capture using FCP (whether it be logging clips immediately or batch capture) FCP states "unable to locate timecode".
I have no idea what is going on and appreciate any helps. Thanks in anticipation.
I am trying to capture footage on my new Mac G5 using Final Cut Pro. I use a 'time of day' timecode on my Canon XL2 as I often shoot with more than one camera. This means every time I start and stop recording on the camera, the timecode jumps forward in time.
Long story short - every time I try to capture using FCP (whether it be logging clips immediately or batch capture) FCP states "unable to locate timecode".
I have no idea what is going on and appreciate any helps. Thanks in anticipation.