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Posted by Ty Ford on 09/16/05 13:51
On Fri, 16 Sep 2005 02:50:53 -0400, doc wrote
(in article <hXtWe.17430$FT6.4281@trndny02>):
> thanks for the input leslie. we currently do commercials but are upgrading
> to a three camera arrangment as we just signed an 3 year contract with
> optiions through year 5 for producing 52 weekly shows for a client and we're
> planning to do it all digital outputing to DVD, SVHS, Betacam, and DVCPro,
> for our clients TV networks and for us it will be our biggest deal ever.
> the shows are 28 1/2 mins and we want to do a nice job and thus want to have
> very very high SD 4:3 and options for HD at some point if the client wants
> to move in that direction. we have to be ready to go guns in december and
> i've been studying hard on Liquid Edition 6 Pro to do the multicam and get
> up to speed. we're editing on a new pentium D dual core 32.0 ghz with 1mb
> L2 cache each core and 2 gb 4200 ddr2 533hz ram
>
> btw, do you know if the FX1 will record in SD 4:3 or is it 16:9 only all the
> way since its' standard is HD?
>
> would love to do doco's :o)
>
> doc
>
It may be useful to know that the audio spec for HDV is NOT linear PCM (48
kHz 16-bit). It's 384 kbps stereo MPEG2, which contains about 25% of the data
of a regular PCM stream.
While the audio remains OK, upon playback, I'm still waiting to hear from
people who have done a full post production to DVD process to hear how the
multiple conversions might have compromised the audio.
Regards,
Ty Ford
-- Ty Ford's equipment reviews, audio samples, rates and other audiocentric
stuff are at www.tyford.com
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