New GoPro CineForm product line is out today.

[Kelly Huffaker]

Taky, hasnt it always been yellow though?

[Taky Cheung]

I don't recall the yellow line before when using NeoHD

[Kelly Huffaker]

Well i use Neoscene with Adobe CS5.5 and it has always been yellow. As long as its not RED, you're in good shape!

[Taky Cheung]

NeoScene doesn't provide timeline preset to be used in Premiere Pro. It's the Desktop mode. But for NeoHD, it has several Cineform timeline presets for better editing performance.

[Kelly Huffaker]

hmmm......if your talking about Cineform presets, Neoscene has always had them in my Premiere Pro.

[Jerry Porter]

Is there a way for the new studio premium to import entire folders instead of just individual files one by one??? I can't seem to figure it out if you can. If not, that's a MAJOR issue for me. Also anybody having playback issues??? After I do the conversion the sound plays back fine but the video is very choppy. I can bring in some old conversions and they play just fine. So far I'm not that jazzed.

[David Newman]

Jerry, talk to support. Doesn't make sense that new files play different that old.

[Jerry Porter]

David a ticket has been submitted. Is there a way to batch convert folders or do I have to bring in the files one by one? If it's the latter that's a deal killer for me.

[David Newman]

Range select or multi-select work fine. So you can bring in hundreds of clips in one step.

[Jerry Porter]

Originally Posted by David Newman

Range select or multi-select work fine. So you can bring in hundreds of clips in one step.

Clips are not the problem folders are.....

[David Newman]

Explain? Do you have a camera that uses folders for clips?

[Taky Cheung]

I have the same issue with the new studio. I shot weddings with DSLR. At the end of the day, I will have 8 to 15 SD cards that I save them in folders so I know which clips is from which camera. in HD Link, I can pick "Select Folder...". If I didn't check the "Use Capture Location for converted files", I can retain the folder structure.

In Studio, I am having problem using it the first time. The interface is slow. While converting, if I click on any other thumbnail under the Conversion List, the conversion stopped.

[Taky Cheung]

For the Studio tool, it's not even clean the "Advanced" button settings. Does it apply to the current clip only? Does it applied to all the clips in the conversion list? or does it apply to the clips selected? I imported a bunch of 24p clips to Studio. In the Advance button dialog box. Some showing the clips are 29.97fps.

I'm just lost in this new interface. I think it might be okay to split the batch conversion function outside Studio so there will be faster operation. I'm glad HD Link is still included. I think I'm going to stick with HD Link for batch conversion for now.

[David Newman]

Why not simply drag the folder you want from Window Explorer into the import bin? That works.

I'll add the feature request for convert in place.

As for speed, it should be a fast as HDLink. Please contact support with bug reports.

[David Newman]

Originally Posted by Taky Cheung

For the Studio tool, it's not even clean the "Advanced" button settings. Does it apply to the current clip only? Does it applied to all the clips in the conversion list? or does it apply to the clips selected? I imported a bunch of 24p clips to Studio. In the Advance button dialog box. Some showing the clips are 29.97fps.

It is easy. Advanced setting are what is used when you add to the conversion queue. You can see all the settings per clip under "Conversion Details" in the bottom right of the control panel. This allows multiple conversion types in one queue, something you can't do in HDLink.