Export to SDHC

I have an Sony EX3 and work for a station that broadcasts in SD. My workflow is to edit on FCP in HD, export back to the SxS card and play the stuff out of the camera using the SDI to downconvert to SD.
I want to own a JVC GY-HM700 and wonder if it'd possible to use a similar workflow - ie. export back to the SDHC card and play out of the camera by SDI in SD.
Anybody?

I don't know if the camera supports this, but I'd think you should be looking at a capture card or MXO to do the job, and allow you to view externally as well. AJA's new LHi card might be the best choice, or if you don't care about inputs, Matrox's MXO would do the same. That way you just send out the HD to the card/box and tell it to do the downconversion saving you the time to record back to the camera, then do the down conversion.
Jerry

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Hi I am using a JVC GY-HM100 camera which is meant to work well with final cut pro. I have an ongoing project but need to save money and resuse the SDHC cards that are currently full of footage.
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Thanks Linda,
Here's some more info for you:
This is my pet checklist for questions regarding FCP X performance - you may have already addressed some of the items but it's worth checking.
Check the spec of your Mac against the system requirements:
http://www.apple.com/finalcutpro/specs/
Check the spec of your graphics card. If it's listed here, it's not suitable:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4664
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If you have plenty of processor power, for the ultimate editing experience, create Optimised Media - most camera native files are highly compressed and need a great deal of processor power to play back - particularly if you add titles, filters or effects. ProRes 422 takes up much more hard drive space but is very lightly compressed. It edits and plays back superbly.
Hide Audio Waveforms at all times when you don't need them (both in Browser and Storyline / Timeline). They take up a lot of processor power. (Use the switch icon at the bottom-right of your timeline to select a format without waveforms if you don't need them at the moment, then switch back when you do).
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http://assistedediting.intelligentassistance.com/EventManagerX/
Unless you cannot edit and playback without it, turn off Background Rendering in Preferences (under Playback) - this will help general performance and you can always render when you need to by selecting the clip (or clips) and pressing Ctrl+R.
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Andy
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This User Tip
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thank you for your answer. May the difficulty is AIC. To transcode AIC to AVCHD is surely not the best way. As long as Apple is using AIC for FCE, it will be certainly not easy to get an AVCHD export option. I understand you have also an AVCHD camcorder. I think it will make sense to get after editing the option to export the video material in AVCHD. You could load the video material to a SDHC card and than you are able to transfer the AVCHD material via a SDHC reader (BD player with card slot or even directly a LCD TV set with card slot from Panasonic) to the HD TV set.
I am still hoping, somebody has a solution..............

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I need to save some pictures from iPhoto to a SDHC photo card for a digital frame and was wondering if there is a way to shrink or compress file size for each picture as I have already cropped the pictures? Thank you

Yes, you do this when you export the images from the Library.
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 Cheers, Tom

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I'm not sure I understand exactly what you mean . . . and I suspect from the lack of replies, that others feel the same.
What do you want to save?
The finished projects or the projects with all the editing decisions available for re-editing?
I always keep my original footage on the SDHC cards they were shot on as SDHC cards are now pretty cheap and I don't re-use them.
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