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June 3rd, 2012, 12:29 PM
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HDV to ProRes 920?
Can anyone give me a quick answer to this, so i don't have to search for a couple hours?
I'm pretty familiar with FCP but am i missing something? Is there a way to capture HDV to full raster 1080x1920 so i can mix with my transcoded flash based material without the render issues? (i don't want to downres the 1920 to 1440) I capture via Canon 30p HDV to ProRes LT and it outputs 1440 not 1920. The only way i figure is to transcode to 1920 via MPEGStreamClip or Compressor. BTW - anyone else frustrated by the poor batch processing in Compressor? ie. drag 10-20 clips into a droplet or the native app and it hangs for 4-5 minutes? Really annoying. Thanks for looking. |
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June 3rd, 2012, 01:19 PM
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Re: HDV to ProRes 920?
If you take your HDV files and rewrap them into a MOV container you can bring them into a full raster project and they will edit just fine. This does not require any rendering and is a very fast process.
You can use a utility like ClipWrap to change the container. ClipWrap: Easy AVCHD and HDV conversion for the Mac
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