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If you haven't already, go to the Capture menu and select OHCI - HDV instead of OHCI - DV. As others have mentioned you also have to be sure to have the Windows HDV drivers installed, else things won't work right.
I had trouble with HDV capture recently and ended up having to uninstall my FireWire hardware through the device manager and then reinstall it using the Add New Hardware wizard. If all else fails try that.
Edius 6.5 on Lenovo W520 laptop: Intel Core i7-2720QM @2.2 GHz, Nvidia graphics card, 8GB RAM, Windows 7 Pro 64-bit. Canon Vixia HF-G10, three Sony HDV video cameras and one Canon 7D.
No, I do not have the Component output board as I previously always used to work with SD video.
So if I place another standard IEEE1394 card in my system, do I need to disable the NX in my system properties or will it play nicely side by side ?
I already use a 6 pin Firewire Card for my HD Audio interface, I still have a spare card, so could I use a 6 Pin to 4 Pin cable to capture on the 2nd card ?
I was always in the understanding (until now) that you never need any output capability if you want to input a file only (audio or video), is this a GV/NX/Canopus way of doing things ?
So if I get it right, the Firewire port of the NX card is SD in/out only.
If after a successful capture in HDV, I open a project with 1440-1080i settings, will I still have a SD output on my NX card or will it draw a blank ?
1) In that case yes, you need a seperate firewire controller to connect your camera...
2) The firewire input in NX (without the HD component board) is for DV only.
3) If you open a generic 1440x1080 project you will not have output at all...The only way that you can have SD output is to select your usual NX SD project and place your HDV clips inside it...
It's more clear now, not that I like the answer though.
Just bought a NX to use at home with my SD cam, it died so I got one with a slightly better imager, a Cmos with HDV and it looks that the investment is not done yet.
So if I got this picture right, in order to view HDV (capture & Edit) on my TV at home, I need to purchase the HD expansionboard that feeds a component HD signal to the TV display, and my TV is SD Component, so I need to replace my SD component TV with a HD component so that I can see HDV quality.
Wow that's another $$$ to dump in, as this doesn't generate any income and is purely hobby, I think i'll stay with SD for a while.
Well, I really don't understand what is going on. I have the NX + Component Out card here. The firewire from NX is either going into my Sony DSR25 (DV only) or Sony GV-HD700 (HDV tape recorder).
I have NO problems acquiring either DV (from DSR25) or HDV (from GV-HD700). If my GV-HD700 works for playing back a HDV recorded tape and the NX (with EDIUS) can acquire the signal, I can't see why the NX will fail for a real HDV camera in that case.
TingSern
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Edius 9.4 Pro, Lenovo P72 workstation laptop, 64GB RAM, Xeon CPU, Windows 10 Pro (64 bits), 2 x 2TB Samsung M2.NVME and 1 x 4TB Samsung SSD internal. Panasonic UX180 camera, Blackmagic 4K Pocket Cinema, Blackmagic Pocket Cinema
Okay - in that case, you are out of luck ... you really require the component out in order for NX to process HD signals. It just require a normal 32 bits PCI slot.
TingSern
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Edius 9.4 Pro, Lenovo P72 workstation laptop, 64GB RAM, Xeon CPU, Windows 10 Pro (64 bits), 2 x 2TB Samsung M2.NVME and 1 x 4TB Samsung SSD internal. Panasonic UX180 camera, Blackmagic 4K Pocket Cinema, Blackmagic Pocket Cinema
Saving up for an XDCAM-EX1 or EX3, now only making family movie at home, once enough $$$ the NX expansian card will be in the left over reserved slot on my mobo.
You coming from Singapore should know how a lot of companies work in Malaysia, My rig at home is way up from the rig where I work with a DVstorm2, so at home it should be o.k. to stay SD for a while more.
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