Frage von Greg:
Dear All,
I have an HD video of my HV10 to my 3.0.2 PE, Vista, via firewire ge-downloaded and cut. If flawlessly, recording / download, device control work. PE cutting and exports also ok, synonymous was a m2t export.
The PE function "Export to tape" (set 1080i HD), renders PE, starts the issue - and then tells the camera "input not supported". And that's it.
Has someone an idea?
Greetings G.
Antwort von Greg:
... precise, with some even setting None. The function leaves, unlike the export to MPEG files, no setting. So if you upload a HD has gotten out (maybe to a yes or Sony HV20?) - Happy to accept any tip. Thx Greg
Antwort von Klaus:
Hi Greg,
you have the Export-to-tape problem with HV-10 or HV-20 can solve? I fight so for 8 months. My Camera is an XH A1. No chance, not even with PPro 2.0 with PPro CS3. Maximum duration of recording in the region of 8 minutes!
MainConcept plugin HDPro 2.0 and the new HDPro 3.0, I have tried synonymous. The walk, but only with dropouts in ~ 1-2 sec in length. The only solution (for me at least) was, Sony Vegas 8.0 (Demo) to use, and although the tool "Print Video to HDV tape." It then goes as follows:
- Cam switch with interleaved (schreibgesichertem!) Tape (VCR / play)
- In PPro CS3 File> Export> Tape activate
- If the rendering is finished (takes about 3 times the length of the material), is naturally an error that the tape is write protected
- Then to "Done" button (do not know what id German version there is), but in the export of Adobe HDVExport.hdv2 generated file (which is usually where the projects are) rename, for example in xxxExport.m2t .
- Then open up Sony Vegas and just under Tools> Print to tape> Use this existing file File xxxExport.m2t use.
From the Post goes! Unfortunately, this is obviously not a permanent solution. It makes no sense in addition to Vegas PPro CS3 to buy just because of the Eyports. I have described above procedure is tested on 2 computers, one with XPPro, otherwise in Vista Ultimate. It works.
Should you have with other solutions, please let us all know.
Greetings, Klaus
