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Hmmmm, in that case my guess is it's HDV 1080/59.94i, and according to the specs page on B&H Photo (I couldn't find a Sony page) it's 1440x1080, so I'd suggest creating a new project, and under the Format drop-down menu choose HD 1080 > 1080i/59.94 TR 1440. With that project open, try to configure the capture tool. I don't...
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I think it's this - mini DV 1080i/60i
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Thanks. I don't know much about the footage but 'HDV' and '60' have lit up on the deck, hence why I reckoned 30 fps. I don't know what format the Canon camera shoots but I can look into that.
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[quote user="insch"]created a new project at 1920 x 1080, 30 fps, YCbCr 709. I have the tape in a Sony HVR-M15J deck.[/quote] What format/frame rate is the footage? My first guess is you'll have to match your project format to whatever the deck/tape is outputting, and that deck can do several different formats.
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Here it is
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