OS Snow Leopard and raw Mark II clips
Great news for everyone that edits on a mac. With the new mac os, we can now play and edit raw mark II clips in fcp in a h.264 sequence. The new overhaul of Quicktime makes this possible. I was even able to play a raw clip right from my card in Qucktime, with no jerkiness or other problems. I think this is huge progress.
Jerry |
aah, great news.... can't wait to load her up and give it a whirl...
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wow. that'll be big news if I can cut footage on my MBP and preview it smoothly. I know some people say their systems can handle it but not my 1yr old laptop.
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Just wondering... are we sure the improvement comes from Snow Leopard, rather than Final Cut Studio 3?
What version of Final Cut were you using before and after the Snow Leopard upgrade? I'm not doubting it, just want to be sure that the origin of the improvement is Snow Leopard... Cheers, Ben |
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Jerry |
the colour space issue is still unresolved even if direct editing can be done? Am I right?
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Great
I thought the color space thing was resolved a while back with a previous QT update.
This is great news. I have the box with the new FCP here just need to find time to install. Has anyone created a AVCHD disk and successfully played it on a BR player? If so how many min can you fit onto a reg DVD? |
Bruce,
Does this mean the sequence have RT playback options as well? In other words, am I still going to have to render each time a put a simple effect or transition? |
I edit on a mac, and I noticed this the other day. When playing a raw clip, the footage is way over saturated and is very red in QT. However, when I just previewed the clip, pressing the space bar, the footage was a much cooler temp. I just bought snow leppy so hopefully that solves it....
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You have always been able to edit native 5DII H.264 .MOV files in FCP even with FCS2 on Leopard. The first video tutorials on Tutorials - Online Training - lynda.com even showed you this as the way to do it. The problem is that it doesn't do it very well as H.264 is an output CODEC & simply not designed for editing. You wind up with glitches & odd things happening & having to render all the time. Its like editing a Postscript or PDF document while it's possible but not really desirable.
It is far easier to convert to ProRes before you start editing. |
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