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Posted by bgleason on 10/04/06 18:46
Playback on the original camera was the same as on the other playback
decks. I found a tech in the OC that said he can de-align a playback
deck and make a firewire dub to another deck. Thanks for all your
responses.
Bruce G
Pat Horridge wrote:
> "Richard Crowley" <rcrowley@xp7rt.net> wrote in message
> news:4o5qksFd4e5nU1@individual.net...
> > bgleason wrote ...
> >>I shot 2 tapes last wekend on DVCAM from a dsr300 camera and they seem
> >> to be loosing sync while plyaing back - audio goes in and out, picture
> >> skips 3-4 frames. Its on 2 tapes so I dont think the tapes are bad.
> >> Tried playing back on dsr80, 60, 40, and 20 with same results. Is
> >> there any way to unsyc or un-align a deck for playback to be recorded
> >> onto another deck??/
> >
> > What do they look like played back on the same DSR-300
> > that recorded them?
> >
> > I had to have my DSR-300 repaired a couple months ago when
> > one of the tape guides came loose and fell off inside the case.
> > My symptoms were dropouts (8x, 16x pixelization) along the
> > right edge of the frame and a few in the middle of the picture.
> > Surprisingly, audio appeard unaffected.
> I agree try playing them on the camera they were shot on.
> It's almost certainly a tape path problem and if it's not to serious you
> maybe able to play them on that camera and dub them to a new tape.
> If the transport error is too bad then they won't playback at all but that
> can't be the case as you'd have been playing back samples while shooting to
> ensure your recording were ok. Didn't you?
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