PAR/audio/Razor?
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Jamie-
Can you or anyone on the forum point me in the direction of information about
Razor's audio capabilities – both with and without the PAR?
E-mail, library, FAQ's etc. would be O.K.
My FAX is 804-828-1550
Thanks,
Carlton
Carlton,
RAZOR PRO allows you to synchronize an infinite number of
audio tracks with your video tracks.
There are two ways of working with images and audio. One
is to edit your video and add sound effects to the audio,
and the second is to lay down the audio track and then
edit the images to the audio.
RAZOR PRO can do both. To position audio to the images all
you do is line up the audio on one of the infinite tracks
of audio. You can preview the edit before you lay out your
final piece.
The other way is to edit the images to the audio. You can
do this by laying down marker points in real time on the
audio track and then using these markers in order to sync
the cuts or transitions in the images to the audio.
The quality of audio is up to 44.1 16 bit stereo or whatever
your sound card can handle.
With the PAR you can capture audio with the images using
DPS' audio and video capture utility, and these combined
pieces can be brought up to our editing screen together
from our Library.
Hope that helps.
Jamie Carr
in:sync
Jamie, read your note to Carlton regarding RP and audio. You described how
with DPS's utility you can digitize video and audio together. What about
editing them, as in a on-camera lip sync.? Can RP keep the video and audio
together so that they both can be cut and pasted together or individually while
maintaing sync? The ability to easily edit audio with RP as one does in a
traditional editing suite (linear or non-linear) seems to be the way to make RP
truly competitive with the big boys like Avid & ImMix.
Craig,
Yes, RAZOR PRO does keep the audio and the video together
once it has been captured together and yes people are
dropping AVID systems like flies to move to RP.
But you ain't seen nothing yet – wait till you see the new release.
(June 1)
Jamie Carr
in:sync
Jamie,
It's been a while…. hope your getting the chance to enjoy the spring
a bit between your globe trots… 🙂
<< With the PAR you can capture audio with the images using
DPS' audio and video capture utility>>
Does this thing work? I tried to get it to work the other day and it
asked me for a file name the first time, told me it was invalid and then on
further attempts just told me 'Invalid File' 'Invalid File' . Since it didn't
actually come with any docs I just was wondering if you or anyone was able to
record using the PAR VCR utility???
Brendan G.
>>Does this thing work? I tried to get it to work the other day and it asked
me for >>a file name the first time, told me it was invalid and then on further
attempts just >>told me 'Invalid File' 'Invalid File' . Since it didn't
actually come with any docs I >>just was wondering if you or anyone was able to
record using the PAR VCR >>utility???
Me too I've tried it and had the same results.
let me know what you find out.
Bob..
Bob,
>>Me too I've tried it and had the same results.
let me know what you find out.<<
will do.
Brendan G.
When I first installed RP on my system it requested the serial # from disk #1.
NONE of the disks had this number and panic struck. However, it is on the
first page title sheet of the ref. manual. Once entered I was up and running.
What a GREAT product! It does everything it claimed it would with ease. 1
complaint however, I did not receive any free TRANZJAMMER(ELASTIC REALITY)
transitions bundled as advertised.
Patrick,
Your bundled transitions are on the way…please hold on
Jamie Carr
in:sync
Brendan,
Globe trotting is right – I think I've been in a different city every
week since January.<bg>
The new PAR VCR works great…see the DPS bbs.
Jamie Carr
in:sync
Dear Jamie, I also did not receive the TransJammer transitions?FX for
the Razor Pro purchased two weeks ago from NWTech near Seattle.
Razor Pro is fantastic even without them and the product needs to be
made even better known… If you can do anything… Chris Horn
Technofilm 29A Whitcomb Street London WC2H