Outputting via firewire from fc to panasonic AG-HVX200

Please i need help quick. Im in a bind trying to export a video project from final cut to tape on a AG-HVX200. I go to 'print to video' and press start, and my camera starts recording automatically, but all i get is a blue screen, no video! help!! i have fc 5.0.4

there's a button located just below the scene file knob. push this to get the camera into VCR mode and you're good to go.

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But I can send the time code from both a 720P/24P sequence and a NTSC DV sequence using the 720P/60P FCP video playback setup to the Panasonic HVX200A using the camera recording setup 720P/60P.
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So you can output timecode using HD settings. And you can send a DV sequence to the same HD settings and see that DV timecode. Although, the DV frame is surrounded by black on all sides.
But why can't you output a DV timecode to a DV setup HVX200A?
Also, if you wanted to create a DV tape using the filters that burn a visual timecode to the tape, don't you need to be sure that you can send the timecode with video so that they are in sync when recorded? You wouldn't want the camcorder to provide timecode that doesn't exactly match the burned to image timecode?

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