What is your work around?

I am using PPro on PC. Export timeline always stop around the 9th minute or so. 
Then, I tried to disabled all the USB hub in Device Manager. Now I can export 
one hour HDV footage back to tape no problem. 

I still need to do more testing to see if that's really the case. I remembered 
back the days I use Pinnacle DV500. I have to disabled all USB hub in order to 
get a smooth capture. That's why I give that a try. So far, it works well.


From: robinleeedwards 
Sent: Sunday, February 03, 2008 9:29 AM
To: [email protected] 
Subject: [AP] Print to Tape


This topic is a side track from Blu-Ray burners, as it is about
showing your HDV edited work on an HD-TV.

My mac version of PP-CS3 "won't" print-to-tape for 1080-60i. However,
just yesterday I found a work-around to export to tape and show HDV on
HD-TV.

First: Who is exporting to HDV tape and what are they using? Mac, PC,
what version of PP?
Second: are all exports 1080-60i or are you also getting 30 and 24P?

How I did "it". Export Movie (in Mac PPCS3) to Apple Intermediate Codec.
Open Final Cut Express (project settings 1080-60i), Drop the Exported
Movie on the time line, and print-to-tape.

The net result is now for the first time, I can finally see and show
the edited HD work on TV, and enjoy the "why-I-bought-the-HDV-camera". 

Another result is that the Blu-ray burner and player just got put-off
by a few more months, since now I've got a work-around. 

Is there a difference in the final display of the product? Yes!

Robin Edwards
San Francisco



 

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