Final Cut Pro: Creating an Easy Setup for capturing DV with 32 kHz audio


 
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Final Cut Pro: Creating an Easy Setup for capturing DV with 32 kHz audio

If you often need to capture DV (digital video) that has an audio sample rate of 32 kHz, you may want to create an Easy Setup in Final Cut Pro with all the necessary settings.Note: the typical reason to set your DV camcorder to record at 32 kHz is for 4-channel audio. In most circumstances, you'll get best results by setting the camcorder to record audio at the standard sample rate of 48 kHz (2-channel). Follow this procedure for capturing material already recorded at 32 kHz.

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AUVITEK(4)						   BSD Kernel Interfaces Manual 						AUVITEK(4)

NAME
auvitek -- Auvitek AU0828 video capture device driver SYNOPSIS
auvitek* at uhub? dtv* at dtvbus? video* at videobus? uaudio* at auvitek? audio* at uaudio? DESCRIPTION
The auvitek driver provides support for USB video capture devices based on the Auvitek AU0828 bridge. This hybrid analog/digital device requires a hi-speed USB host controller (such as ehci(4)) to function properly. For auvitek devices with analog audio capture interfaces, the uaudio(4) device driver provides access to the audio stream. Application soft- ware can find a video(4) device's audio(4) device by comparing the VIDIOC_QUERYCAP bus_info field with the audio device's AUDIO_GETDEV config field. The following cards are supported by the auvitek driver: Device Decoder Tuner Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-850 au8522(4) xc5k(4) Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-950Q au8522(4) xc5k(4) Cards with an XC5000 tuner require the firmware provided by the pkgsrc/sysutils/xc5k-firmware package to function properly. SEE ALSO
audio(4), dtv(4), dtviic(4), ehci(4), uaudio(4), video(4) pkgsrc/sysutils/xc5k-firmware HISTORY
The auvitek device driver appeared in NetBSD 6.0. AUTHORS
The auvitek driver was written by Jared D. McNeill <jmcneill@NetBSD.org>. BSD
August 30, 2011 BSD