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(Msg. 1) Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 2:41 pm
Post subject: Post-production and Deva II DVD
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I have had an odd occurance recently. Shipped off my Deva II-generated
DVDs for sync-up and for some reason, the Fostex DV-40 they used only
gave them one channel (ch 1). On this shoot, ch 1 was usually the
boom. It got edit started, but now I'm re-burning DVDs to try to keep
edit on schedule. Their tech man tells me that if I send the DVDs in
polyphonic .BWF rather than monophonic, that this should take care of
it. Should that make a difference? Has anyone else had this issue
with this gear? Any replies appreciated........ |
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(Msg. 2) Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 3:14 pm
Post subject: Re: Post-production and Deva II DVD [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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Thanks for the quick replies. This is an example of communication
breakdown. I asked in the beginning of the shoot for info regarding
sync-up and audio post, but got none. So I made an educated guess
going on what I have been asked for in the past. I guess that's what
you get when you assume....
On Nov 22, 4:52 pm, "Courtney Goodin" wrote:
> wrote in messagenews:1164235279.604801.96910@b28g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
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> >I have had an odd occurance recently. Shipped off my Deva II-generated
> > DVDs for sync-up and for some reason, the Fostex DV-40 they used only
> > gave them one channel (ch 1). On this shoot, ch 1 was usually the
> > boom. It got edit started, but now I'm re-burning DVDs to try to keep
> > edit on schedule. Their tech man tells me that if I send the DVDs in
> > polyphonic .BWF rather than monophonic, that this should take care of
> > it. Should that make a difference? Has anyone else had this issue
> > with this gear? Any replies appreciated........He is right. If you record in BWF Mono, Tracks 2-10 have duplicate time
> code to Track 1 and will be skipped over in List Play mode on the DV-40.
> You must record in BWF-Poly Mode if you want to send your tracks to Telecine
> and have more than the first track be playable in the DV-40. This is widely
> known and has been discussed here in the past.
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> ---Courtney |
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(Msg. 3) Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 10:51 pm
Post subject: Re: Post-production and Deva II DVD [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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stevegrider.RemoveThis@charter.net wrote:
> I have had an odd occurance recently. Shipped off my Deva II-generated
> DVDs for sync-up and for some reason, the Fostex DV-40 they used only
> gave them one channel (ch 1). On this shoot, ch 1 was usually the
> boom. It got edit started, but now I'm re-burning DVDs to try to keep
> edit on schedule. Their tech man tells me that if I send the DVDs in
> polyphonic .BWF rather than monophonic, that this should take care of
> it. Should that make a difference? Has anyone else had this issue
> with this gear? Any replies appreciated........
>
Yes, Steve
The DV 40 wants to see polyhonic files and wil read them fully, I think
4 tracks max?
Jim Rillie >> Stay informed about: Post-production and Deva II DVD |
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(Msg. 4) Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 10:52 pm
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>I have had an odd occurance recently. Shipped off my Deva II-generated
> DVDs for sync-up and for some reason, the Fostex DV-40 they used only
> gave them one channel (ch 1). On this shoot, ch 1 was usually the
> boom. It got edit started, but now I'm re-burning DVDs to try to keep
> edit on schedule. Their tech man tells me that if I send the DVDs in
> polyphonic .BWF rather than monophonic, that this should take care of
> it. Should that make a difference? Has anyone else had this issue
> with this gear? Any replies appreciated........
He is right. If you record in BWF Mono, Tracks 2-10 have duplicate time
code to Track 1 and will be skipped over in List Play mode on the DV-40.
You must record in BWF-Poly Mode if you want to send your tracks to Telecine
and have more than the first track be playable in the DV-40. This is widely
known and has been discussed here in the past.
---Courtney >> Stay informed about: Post-production and Deva II DVD |
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(Msg. 5) Posted: Thu Nov 23, 2006 5:54 am
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On Nov 22, 2006, Jim Rillie commented:
> The DV 40 wants to see polyhonic files and wil read them fully, I think
> 4 tracks max?
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The original DV-40's could only do 4 tracks max. Fostex later issued a
modification that would output up to 6 tracks.
Then there's the DV-824, which will do 8 tracks. For dailies, though, I
would say 2 tracks is usually the limit (except for multi-camera sitcoms,
which are almost always 4 track). Sound editors would eventually need all of
the iso tracks, of course.
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(Msg. 6) Posted: Thu Nov 23, 2006 2:15 pm
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This is the issue. The Dv40 only accepts Poly files. This is your
problem (mono files).
stevegrider.RemoveThis@charter.net wrote:
> I have had an odd occurance recently. Shipped off my Deva II-generated
> DVDs for sync-up and for some reason, the Fostex DV-40 they used only
> gave them one channel (ch 1). On this shoot, ch 1 was usually the
> boom. It got edit started, but now I'm re-burning DVDs to try to keep
> edit on schedule. Their tech man tells me that if I send the DVDs in
> polyphonic .BWF rather than monophonic, that this should take care of
> it. Should that make a difference? Has anyone else had this issue
> with this gear? Any replies appreciated........
> >> Stay informed about: Post-production and Deva II DVD |
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