Final Cut Pro X Mini-DV Capture

Thank you Tom, I appreciate it. After striping the tape, I captured from the VCR to the miniDV tape. From there, i broke it into segments. Every 20 minutes I would stop the capture and then restart the capture. I now have a full project and am rendering as we speak. I appreciate the advice, I really do. I simply feel that if paying for software it should be more versatile in ability to capture. I simply need to play around with it more. At this point now, everything is working great. Exporting is super cool and workflow took me a little bit to get used to. But, it's all good.

I just did a capture14m 25 sec. The sync is ok this time. Last time I captured at 48k and sync was off in 10 mintues. This time I captured at 44k. Sync was fine. I'll do another and see what it does.

Striped the DV tape with timecode. Attempted to create archive and the result was the following.

26 clips from 1 second - 1:31 Seconds each.

Not sure why I would want to do that. I just paid $300 for this software. There is a hiccup with the pre-roll. If I capture just as the video starts, it will capture the whole tape. However, the sync will be off within fifteen minutes. I may just have to capture every fifteen and then start a new segment. I'm also thinking there is an issue because there is no timecode from actual recording since it's coming from a vcr. But even then, the vcr should give its own timecone. I'm slightly perturbed as I am going on this issue for a week now and still haven't figured out the issue. Does Analyzing and Fixing throw off sync?

Again. Why would I do that? I paid $300 for this software. I want to use the software that I purchased.