Viewing HDV on NTSC HD monitor

When I upgrade to FCP 5 (and to a more powerful computer), will I be able to see HDV footage on my HD NTSC monitor via firewire as I edit in the same way that I see SD footage now?
ALFRED GUZZETTI

No. You will need a third party device (Kona or Decklink) that will output an HD signal to play on your HD monitor.
good luck.
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Have read some previous posts on this. I have a Sony GV HD 700 deck and using a Sharp 19" HDTV as my monitor. Can log and capture fine . . no issues. But can't view while editing. Need a capture card. Previous suggestions referred to a Black Magic Intensity card. That will run about $450-$500 here in Canada. Heard that I may be able to get by with a monitor card. Any input or suggestions? Am using a Canon XH A1 and expect to be using only that format (tape) for quite awhile as I'm retired and this has become more of a hobby business than a revenue producer.
Appreciate any suggestions.

The Intensity won't work for you. In your specs you list a Dual 1.8Ghz G5...that is a PCI or PCI-X machine. The Intensity is PCIe only...that is the latest intel macs or last line of G5s only. So that is out.
Your other options are the matrox MXO that connects to a DVI port on your computer, or older Decklink capture cards (AJA is out as that is pricy).
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Viewing HDV on external monitor

Hello, is there anyway to view HDV footage on an external monitor? Aside from creating a DV sequence from the HDV footage? If not please tell me why. I am using a Sony HDV deck. Any help would be appreciate. Thanks!

http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=8466428&#8466428
You'll need a card.
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I have a JVC NTSC Monitor that has only BNC Video In. I am running FCP5 and want to priview my videos in this monitor. Is there a connection cable or adapter I can purchase to make this singnal handling work?
I have a ATI Radeo 9600 card and a 23" Cinema Display.
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What video format are you working with? For SD DV/DVCam, the proper way to monitor the video output is to connect a Firewire capable DV device (camcorder, VTR or converter) to you Mac via Firewire. Then connect the DV device's analog output to your TV monitor. The connection set up is explained fairly well in the FCP user's manual.
Most consumer DV devices will have RCA jacks but you can purchase a BNC/RCA adapter or cable at just about any electronics store, including your local Radio Shack. NOTE: make sure the DV device you choose is compatible with FCP 5.
If you're working with other formats (BetaSP, DigiBeta, VariCam HD, etc), you may need a specialized capture card for your Mac. If you're working with HDV in FCP, I may be wrong, but I don't think there's an option available yet for viewing on an external TV monitor in RT.
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Audio is Out of Sync on NTSC Preview Monitor

Hello FCP Gurus,
I recently was hired by a local Broadcast TV Affiliate and I am looking at their FCP systems. I noticed that one of the suites has a big problem with the NTSC Preview Monitoring, the audio is way out of sync.
Here's the set up:
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So when I play back anything in the timeline the audio on the external NTSC monitor is way off, not just a little bit but a ton. I am not sure why. I know that usually there is some delay but not this much. Is there a way to configure it without any delay? The computer monitor with the FCP canvas and viewer are dead on but the NTSC is way off, it is ahead of the video.
Also, when I am editing in the timeline I have to switch the AV setting from ProIO to Built In and then I can here it. When I insert back to BetacamSP through the AJA box I have to switch it back to ProIO to lay it to tape. While it is laying to tape I cannot hear the audio or even see the FCP meters. But when I play back what I just put down on the Beta deck, the aduio is fine. The decks are in the operations rooms almost on the other side of the building.
This maybe OK for 30 sec promos but for 30 minute shows this will drive me crazy. I am responsible for all elements, including audio.
Thanks in advance.
Alex

make sure the audio is following the video.
if you are viewing video on an external monitor, make sure the audio is routed [i[the exact same path to the audio monitors. If you have the video going out through the AJA and the audio out directly from the computer, there will be a processing differential that you will hear as lag.
Also, make sure you have the most recent AJA drivers.
good luck.
x

Trying to view playback on an external monitor

I need help understanding why I can't view my playback correctly.
I've tried what I think is all troubleshooting possibilities.
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http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=1410167&#1410167
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I to am having trouble viewing playback on an external monitor.
I just upgrade from FCP 4 to FCP 5. When I was using FCP 4 I had it set up that all I need was to click on the clip and it would be displayed on the external montior.
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View Clips on an External Monitor

I am having trouble viewing playback on an external monitor.
I just upgrade from FCP 4 to FCP 5. When I was using FCP 4 I had it set up that all I need was to click on the clip and it would be displayed on the external montior.
In FCP 5 the only setting I can find for external monitor all through firewire.
On my powerbook G4, I want to use the svideo out to an external monitor.
I have gone through at there setting with no luck. Is there any setting that I am missing to get a signal to my external monitor?
What do I need to do to get this fixed?
JEFF

plug in your external monitor via the s-video and confirm its been recognised (turn it on ... you should see a second OS X desktop dislayed on it). go to your apple menu > system preferences and choose the displays pane. make sure you choose a display size that best represents your external moniters dimensions, and a refresh rate that your monitor supports.
now, with all that done, launch FCP ... it should recognise your 2nd display, which should appear in the list at View > Video Playback
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When in Mastering mode what the MXO driver is doing is interrupting the normal output of your Graphics card and instead sending uncompressed YUV + embedded audio from the application out via the graphics port (ie subverting the normal operation of the graphics card). The MXO then passes that output to its own video output ports for your monitoring pleasure, plus works some magic to translate the signal back as a color critical DVI reference signal for monitoring on a supported DV display.
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Viewing on external NTSC monitor

Here is my setup, I have a Dual 2.7 GHz G5 with a X800XT 256 MB video card with ADC and DVI outs. I had an older card in there with 2 DVI's connectors and one of them had a DVI to Video Adapter to the NTSC and all was fine.
When I got the new video card I had to plug the LCD into the DVI connector and I installed an older ATI Radeon PCI card to runt he NTSC monitor. Not sure what model the the older card is but it does have an svideo out and DVI out. I have tried with the NTSC monitor plugged into the DVI connector with the DVI to Video adapter and plugged directly into the svideo out. Plugged into the DVI and adaptor the video is distorted and unusable plugged in directly to the Svideo port the video works fine but I can't get Final Cut or anything else to recognize it as the NTSC video out device.
My thought is that either the PCI card I have is too old for the Apps to recognize it, or that the Apps with only work with the primary AGP graphics Card.
Has anyone else had this problem? and is there an easy solution?
I have a ADC to DVI adaptor on order to give my new video card dual DVI outputs hopping that will fix the issue.
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Ken

Easy solution...don't do this. Route the signal thru your deck or camera:
#8 External Monitor Viewing.
Shane's Stock Answer #8:
A simple path is mac > firewire > camera or deck > rca cables > tv
Then start up your camera and tv, then open fcp.
Then go View > External video > all frames
Video playback should be Apple firewire NTSC (If you are using an NTSC set)
Audio playback should be Audio follows Video
Techinially, this should send synched video to your TV
If for some reason you can't view your timeline on your external monitor, there are a few things to try:
1) Make sure that the camera/deck is connected and powered on BEFORE you open FCP.
2) In the Final Cut Pro menu select AUDIO/VIDEO Preferences and make sure your signal is being sent out thru Firewire DV.
3) Go to the menu and select VIEW>EXTERNAL>ALL FRAMES.
4) Click in the % box above the image and select FIT TO WINDOW.
5) Go to VIEW->refresh A/V devices
6) Make sure the Log & Capture window is closed
If you want it to play in both the canvas and the external monitor you need to go to the FINAL CUT PRO menu and select AUDIO/VIDIO settings and make sure MIRROR ON DESKTOP is selected under the PLAYBACK OUTPUT section
Shane

How can I view on external NTSC monitor in PRCS6?

NOTE: I've aksed this quesion before on this forum and followed the kind suggestions given, however, I have not yet been successful. Note that I can view my timeline on my external broadcast monitor just fine in FCP .. anyone??

Hi Steven,
Thanks for jumping in.
I cannot find "Enable Transmit" anywhere under any menu ... just for clarity, I have CS6, not PRCC.
As a side note - not sure why this should be an issue at all, and why it is not readily explained by Adobe ... there does not seem to be any aswers anywhere from Adobe, or online also for that matter. Seriousely, anyone who's an editor is going to want to view their work in an extenral NTSC monitor, and not on the computer display ...
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Viewing HDV sequence / media on Broadcast Monitor?

Is it / or is it not possible to view a HDV sequence or media on Broadcast Monitor via a Firewire Device such as a HDV camcorder?
If so great, if not, what are my options and how can I achieve this?
VV URGENT
Thanks in advance.

I had the opportunity to play around with a Sony HDV camera and FCP yesterday. I got the HDV camera's LCD to display media playing on the Timeline and in the Viewer [after changing prefs in Audio & Video Settings > Playback Output > DV-PAL]. From there I did get the audio signal to loop from the camera through to the broadcast monitor, but unfortunately not the video signal [as you both have stated].
So basically what you are both saying / and what I seem to have confirmed, is that I can not check my work on a broadcast monitor when using HDV without an I/O card?
For those of us without an I/O card, we still have fields, saturation restrictions, flickering graphics etc etc to check that will not show up on a Digital Cinema Desktop Preview. I just don't understand why we can not preview this prosumer [HDV] format on a broadcast monitor without purchasing an I/O card??
It would be greatly appreciated if you guys could please respond / correct me if I am wrong.
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There are plenty of A/D converters on the market, but they have nothing to do with the DVI ports. Those will just give you a second monitor to mirror or extend your computer display.
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For converters, check out the line from Canopus.
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HDV to NTSC Standard

I have a video that is shot in HDV 1080i but i want to be able to have an HD verssion of the video and a Standard version of the Video for people who don't have acces to HD viewing on TV's. Is there a way to do this with capturing the video in the format of HDV 1080i and exporting it to a different format as well or recapture it in to the format of NTSC for standard televsion?
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