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I capture with the option to "split files on timecode break". This is so I will see geniune dropped frames which my camera is responsible for.
However, Edius is constantly dropping frames when capturing HDV to m2t from a Canon XH A1. In some circumstances, there are valid dropped frames (camera recording), but in a lot of cases there aren't. In fact, some of the "drops" that Edius picks up are not even a full GOP in length. The file is split, but when I check the Out and In time codes of the split clip, there may only be 2 frames dropped. This, to my knowledge is not possible when capturing HDV.
I did try capturing to HQ, but on a very random basic, get the Disk drive too slow error.
Has anyone else experienced such issues?
Many thanks
Martin
PS: I have stopped every background task I can when capturing. I run a script which shuts down all processes for things like virus scanning, spyware checks, etc. Everything (I can see) is down.
However, Edius is constantly dropping frames when capturing HDV to m2t from a Canon XH A1. In some circumstances, there are valid dropped frames (camera recording), but in a lot of cases there aren't. In fact, some of the "drops" that Edius picks up are not even a full GOP in length. The file is split, but when I check the Out and In time codes of the split clip, there may only be 2 frames dropped. This, to my knowledge is not possible when capturing HDV.
I did try capturing to HQ, but on a very random basic, get the Disk drive too slow error.
Has anyone else experienced such issues?
Many thanks
Martin
PS: I have stopped every background task I can when capturing. I run a script which shuts down all processes for things like virus scanning, spyware checks, etc. Everything (I can see) is down.