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How to get video info on a computer file?
Is there a way to get the following info regarding a clip that was captured on a computer?
Iris, gain, shutter speed, white balance etc'? The camcorder is Sony fx1000 Thanks Arikw |
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Nope. Not that I know of as far as an automatic function goes.
One way of doing this would be to enter it as metadata for each clip when you shoot and capture directly in to a computer using a product such as Adobe OnLocation. Andrew |
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How do you get video info on a computer playback media player
Hi Vito DeFilippo
It looks fine but it does not support m2v files. Any other idea? Arikw |
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It supports m2t files which are what the FX1000 records in.
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Just putting the original tape into the camera or a deck and displaying the data code. Other than that, I don't know.
Did you try the demo? |
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How do you get video info on a computer when playback media player
I capture to the computer via fire wire using avid liquid edition editing software.
The file format is m2v which was not recognized by the demo. Arikw |
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I don't think it's a capture issue, I think the camera itself does not embed the metadata like a photo does.
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I guess my statement in the above clip would be incorrect if this worked. |
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I guess you're right about that. I didn't think it was something that worked outside the camera.
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