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from your sequence has been recorded. You should see frame 00:00:00:00
from your bars and tone clip at 00:00:30:00 on your tape, with no repeated
frames. For example, if frame 00:00:00:00 has been repeated for the next
five frames, then your sequence started playing back five frames too early
and you need to set the
00:00:00:05 from your bars and tone clip recorded at 00:00:30:00, then the
sequence playback started five frames too late and you need to set the
Playback Offset
Exporting to a DVCPRO HD device using
DV-1394 device control
When working with a Matrox 1080i @ 25 fps, 29.97 fps, or 720p @ 59.94 fps
sequence, you can choose to export your sequence to a DVCPRO HD device over
the 1394 interface using Adobe DV/HDV device control.
¡ Important To export a 720p @ 23.98 fps, 29.97 fps, or 59.94 fps sequence to a
DVCPRO HD device over the 1394 interface, you must first export your
sequence to a Matrox .avi file using the Matrox DVCPRO HD codec in 720p @
59.94 fps format, import your Matrox .avi file to a new 720p @ 59.94 fps
sequence, and then export your sequence to tape. DV-1394 export to DVCPRO
HD is not supported for any other 720p format. For more information, see
"Preparing a 720p sequence for export to a DVCPRO HD device"
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To export your sequence to tape over the 1394 interface:
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Open the project and activate the sequence you want to export to tape.
If you're exporting a 1080i @ 25 fps or 29.97 fps sequence, play back your
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sequence and render any non-realtime sections that are identified with a red
render bar using the Matrox DVCPRO HD codec (see
preview settings"
3
Make sure your DV-1394 device is properly connected and turned on, and
that you've enabled the DV-1394 output for export to tape as explained in
"Selecting your DV-1394 output settings"
If you're using a camcorder, switch it to VTR mode.
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5
Load a striped recordable tape into your DV-1394 device.
Make sure that you've set up Adobe DV/HDV device control as explained in
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your Adobe Premiere Pro documentation.
7
Choose
File > Export > Export to Tape
For information about exporting your sequence to tape using Adobe Premiere
Pro, see your Adobe Premiere Pro documentation.
Playback Offset
to -5.
on page 76).
to 5. Alternately, if you see frame
on page 106.
"Defining your video
on page 75.
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Exporting your sequence to tape
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