Robert Rogoz |
November 18th, 2008 04:13 PM |
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Originally Posted by John-Paul Bonadonna
(Post 963630)
I would beg to differ here. The Quicktime .mov setting is totally unusable if you plan on recording audio to the camera (which I'm sure 80% of us do.) You will find noise in the -45dB range that sounds like a ground hum. It doesn't exist on tape or in the m2t stream. This has been documented in several posts.
So go and get Clip Wrap to use the m2t setting.
jpb
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John-Paul, sadly I must agree. I was doing some test shots while setting up my unit and Quicktime HD setting produced a quite loud high pitch humming, much worst than any tape noise! I did download a tryout version of Clipwrap- neat little app, so I am going to purchase it in a day or so.
The question I have is now about the workflow- I need to turn the the footage into ProRes. I am simply applying to many filters for parts of it to use HDV. How do I turn Quicktime HD into ProRes, as I can't use log and transfer? Thanks- Robert
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