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Monitoring HDV 720 25p 'ggghhhrrr'
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Anyone know how to monitor hdv 720 25p without it costing an arm and a leg? I have a Sony SD monitor. If I understand correctly there doesn't seem to be any cards that support live down conversion from 720 25p to PAL. I have been trying to use a dvi splitter cable that then converted to s video but that just gave me lines across the screen. (Video card not powerful enough?) uggestions very welcome before thermal nuclear exasperation! Thanks Trevor |
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Is this during the shoot or in post?
I've used my old Sony SD monitor whilst shooting HDV 720 25p by using the camera's composite out. |
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Its in post using FCP Thanks Trevor |
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Hi Trevor
It's a good question. What's an arm and a leg to you? I have some suggestions but there's not much point putting them to you without an idea of your budget. |
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Hi Trevor. In the ''displays'' tab on the system preferences (on the Mac), make sure that you secondary display - TV - is set to Pal television, or something like that. Most likely it's set to NTSC.
That should do it. |
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Hi Sergio
The only options in the display part of preferences seem to be: a. Resolution size b. Colors i.e millions c. Refresh rate d. Detect Displays e. Rotate Am I in the wrong place or missing something? Thanks Trevor |
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Hi Antony
No doubt the budget will increase the more desperate I get! At the moment prbably upt o a max of about £1000. But I would obviously rather spend less! However, I have imminent work to do that I need accurate monitoring for. Thanks Trevor |
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Serge
Thanks. For some reason there isn't a 50hz and 60 & 75hz are the only options that are not greyed out. Don't know why that should be? Trevor |
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Trevor, check this post of mine from a while ago. There, I describe exactly how I do to connect my TV, and use it within FCP. In the attachment #1, ypu can see that I have 50Hz selected... Make sure that you're tuning the NTSC/PAL display, and Not tour primary display... Click 'gather windows' and both displays' preference windows will show up. See if that helps!
http://www.dvinfo.net/conf/showpost....3&postcount=21 Sergio |
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A LCD monitor? Af least you'll have a fine view on the definitio when previewing. Color and contrast my be not quite as good. There's another tread going on right now on LCD TV's for watching HD100 footage...
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Hi Sergio
I can only say that you are blessed! I do not have the same configuration options as you. I do not have 720x576 or anything like it. Are you using additional software? Thanks Trevor |
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Hi werner
As this is for colour correction an LCD doesn't seem to be ideal. I have three but none of them accurately represent colour. Trevor |
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I tried... Good luck, Sergio. |
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