Lost in an MP@H-14 and MP@HL jungle at DVinfo.net

Douglas R. Bruce · June 5th, 2006, 01:00 AM

Can anyone throw some light on the following?

After many years working in DV with a Sony DSR-25 deck and a PC with Pinnacle/Avid Liquid I have take a step up to HDV.

Camera : Sony HVR-Z1.
Edit deck connected to PC via I-link : Sony HVR-M25

All capture and recording back to tape in SD, and DV work as before.
in HDV I can capture to the PC but all attempts to record to tape are met by a timeline/codec incompatability warning.

Some research has given me the following information:

Liquid Edition works with the MP@HL codec and it can accept an MP@H-14 source signal from the HVR-M25.

But in reverse the MP@HL codec out from Liquid cannot be read by the HVR-M25.

If this is the reason for the failure to record back to the HVR-M25 - does anyone have any practical suggestions as how to solve the problem?

June 5th, 2006, 01:00 AM	#1
Douglas R. Bruce Regular Crew Join Date: May 2006 Location: Kumamoto City, Japan Posts: 136	Lost in an MP@H-14 and MP@HL jungle Can anyone throw some light on the following? After many years working in DV with a Sony DSR-25 deck and a PC with Pinnacle/Avid Liquid I have take a step up to HDV. Camera : Sony HVR-Z1. Edit deck connected to PC via I-link : Sony HVR-M25 All capture and recording back to tape in SD, and DV work as before. in HDV I can capture to the PC but all attempts to record to tape are met by a timeline/codec incompatability warning. Some research has given me the following information: Liquid Edition works with the MP@HL codec and it can accept an MP@H-14 source signal from the HVR-M25. But in reverse the MP@HL codec out from Liquid cannot be read by the HVR-M25. If this is the reason for the failure to record back to the HVR-M25 - does anyone have any practical suggestions as how to solve the problem? __________________ I was produced in Scotland, edited in Sweden, and am now showing in Japan. http://www.gaijin-eyes.com