Shame on you SCS!!!
This has been a know issue for ages, and nobody at SCS cares to fix it!
HDV is not still dead. I'll bet SCS has been putting all the eggs in the AVCHD basket, and forgot (or completely neglected) this "small cosmetic error". Come on, for many of us it is real problem. Including me. Causes LOTS of stupid unnecessary work to correct manually for these stupid capture errors... I have better things to do - like real video editing, but not patching someones sloppy code...
HDV clips captured with the scene detection are just garbage at the end of every clip. EVERY already properly shot scene must manually be edited by removing the last 6 frames. At least in PAL land thats the length of missing audio at the clip end, and at least one or two of the last frames have the video garbled.
How come a PROFESSIONAL software can have such a recognized error - from version to version???
I am really disappointed that SCS does not take such easily repeatable errors seriously and iron them out. IT can't be that hard. But it seems that the priority of this problem on the (long?) list of bug fixes, was never too high. Maybe it tells us something about the company culture or the way of thinking. Why bother if not that many are whining about it...
I had big hopes that SCS would have finally addressed this - but no! Does anyone remember since when have we been plagued with this problem? I opt that it has been there at least since V6 (my first Vegas).
At least a kind sould could write a script that removes the last 6 frames from every selected HDV-based clip on the timeline. That would probably not bee too difficult for someone skilled in the art? Anyone? You would be remebered in my evening prayers for many weeks to come ;)
Christian
This has been a know issue for ages, and nobody at SCS cares to fix it!
HDV is not still dead. I'll bet SCS has been putting all the eggs in the AVCHD basket, and forgot (or completely neglected) this "small cosmetic error". Come on, for many of us it is real problem. Including me. Causes LOTS of stupid unnecessary work to correct manually for these stupid capture errors... I have better things to do - like real video editing, but not patching someones sloppy code...
HDV clips captured with the scene detection are just garbage at the end of every clip. EVERY already properly shot scene must manually be edited by removing the last 6 frames. At least in PAL land thats the length of missing audio at the clip end, and at least one or two of the last frames have the video garbled.
How come a PROFESSIONAL software can have such a recognized error - from version to version???
I am really disappointed that SCS does not take such easily repeatable errors seriously and iron them out. IT can't be that hard. But it seems that the priority of this problem on the (long?) list of bug fixes, was never too high. Maybe it tells us something about the company culture or the way of thinking. Why bother if not that many are whining about it...
I had big hopes that SCS would have finally addressed this - but no! Does anyone remember since when have we been plagued with this problem? I opt that it has been there at least since V6 (my first Vegas).
At least a kind sould could write a script that removes the last 6 frames from every selected HDV-based clip on the timeline. That would probably not bee too difficult for someone skilled in the art? Anyone? You would be remebered in my evening prayers for many weeks to come ;)
Christian