Does anyone konw if the Digi 001 can sync to smpte or MTC? Is this
software-dependent?
thanks, peace
Steve

As far as I know, although I could be mistaken, both Digi 001 and Digi 002
cannot sync to SMPTE or MTC (or if it can, it is not too easy to do). If you
do find a reasonable way to do so, please let me know as I really hate
syncing with these small video clips which can drift.
I suspect this was done to avoid professional users from buying the less
expensive Digi gear and force them into spending big bucks on a larger and
more complex ProTools system.
RON CHARLES
"Northamusi" wrote in message
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Does anyone konw if the Digi 001 can sync to smpte or MTC? Is this
software-dependent?
thanks, peace
Steve

As far as I know, although I could be mistaken, both Digi 001 and Digi 002
cannot sync to SMPTE or MTC (or if it can, it is not too easy to do). If you
do find a reasonable way to do so, please let me know as I really hate
syncing with these small video clips which can drift.
I suspect this was done to avoid professional users from buying the less
expensive Digi gear and force them into spending big bucks on a larger and
more complex ProTools system.
RON CHARLES BRBR
apparently Digi now offers a $995 "timecode" software option for Protools LE
users. I think it is supposed to ship alongside Protools 6.1, which should ship
soon. or it may be out by now.

apparently Digi now offers a $995 "timecode" software option for Protools
LEusers. I think it is supposed to ship alongside Protools 6.1, which should
shipsoon. or it may be out by now.


Isn't that special!!!

Rip, rip

apparently Digi now offers a $995 "timecode" software option for
Protools LEusers. I think it is supposed to ship alongside Protools
6.1, which should shipsoon. or it may be out by now.


There's a lot of "apparently..." and "I think..." in this thread. Has
anyone actually gone to Digi's web site and looked? g

It's actually pretty cool.



"Wayne" wrote:

Isn't that special!!!

Rip, rip


Yes, Wayne, in some ways it actually is very "special" and not at all
what I'd describe as a "rip." You might not either, if you took a look
at what's included.

First you get an upgraded version of the 6.1 software that includes a
SMPTE timeline.

Second you get the VocAlign plug-in that's designed for ADR dialog
looping and is also really cool for drum replacement.

Third you get the DINR noise reduction plug-in that sells for $1000 all
by itself.

Fourth you get DigiTranslator 2.0, which costs $500 by itself, which
lets you directly import Avid sessions.

You actually get a lotta kit for pretty short coin. This counts as Digi
getting one right for me.

Lorin