Darryl Zuber on Vegas Pro 16: Some of my frames speed up out of nowhere.Joe Bloemer on Timecodes not synching up Adobe Premiere Pro.
What do I need to buy? (Would like some options that allow me to capture all three of the formats I mentioned at the top)Ĭreate Your Profile on Creative COW’s Resume Board! Do I need to buy another product to capture this video?Ħ. Here is a short clip demonstrating the issues with the video I captured: ĥ. The video gets too fast, then slows down, speeds up, slows down, seems to skip frames. While the black edging, snow, and static lines were not 100% unexpected, and are remediable, what I did not expect and do not know how to address is the way the captured video speeds up and down over and over again.
However, when I watched the video I had captured, there were some issues with it (the actual captured video in the Finder, not just as played in Final Cut). Final Cut Pro 7 recognized the camera this time and let me capture video (may be worth noting that it did not recognize the timecode from the camera so I just pressed play and hit “Capture Now” to capture the video). Each Digital Hi 8mm tape is transferred to. Then I tried connecting the camera through the DV-to-FireWire cable to a 2010 Mac Pro’s FireWire port. Yes Hi 8mm was the intermediate format between analog 8mm and digital 8mm. Neither Final Cut nor Premiere would recognize that I had a camera plugged in. It has DV, mini-USB, AV Minijack, and S Video outputs.įirst I connected a DV-to-FireWire 800 cable to the DV port on the camcorder and into a FireWire-to-Thunderbolt adapter and into a 2013 Retina MacBook Pro. Starting with 8mm and Hi8, I have an old digital Hi8 Sony camcorder that plays the 8mm and Hi8 source material fine. Hi, I’m trying to digitize a bunch of old, analog videos in three formats (8mm, Hi8, and VHS).
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