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Final Cut Pro Timecode issue
I just realized that I have timecode breaks all in this video that I am supposed to edit for a friend. My question is: Is there a way to capture all of the video off of the tape without recording it onto another tape so I will have one continuous timecode?
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Join Date: Jun 2005
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nope. either make a firewire dub, or do it with capture now (no device control) and accept the bad tc.
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No. If you want continuous timecode on the DV tape, you have to dub it.
Running FCP4 and above: FCP4 should be able to capture across timecode breaks without problems (i.e. audio sync). You might run into glitches if you want to re-capture off the DV tape, which may or may not be a problem for you. |
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could I capture the whole tape into FCP HD and then export back to tape and get a continuous timecode?
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yeah you could do that. not sure why you'd want to that instead of a dub though. unless you just can't get your hands on another dv device to do the dub.
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