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April 3rd, 2007, 12:08 AM | #106 |
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Does Premere still not support Native 24 p ? Is this what I am getting ?
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April 3rd, 2007, 12:19 AM | #107 |
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I think that must be my problem. Thank you John.
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April 3rd, 2007, 12:21 AM | #108 |
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In my version of PPro 1.51, there is Panasonic 24p. Of course 1.51 is an old version, and 2.0 is the up to date Premiere. It has "DV-24P" project settings. I don't work with 24p, but I am sure it does 24 p these days.
This is not a place to bash a person's choice of editor. I have Vegas and Premiere, and each has its strong points... Whats more, Brian should post something so we can see what issue is.
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Chris, thank you for your response. I would have posted something, but I'm getting Premiere 2 soon, so it shouldn't be a problem. But thank you.
Brian
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---Sorry. Accidental double post.---
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April 3rd, 2007, 11:36 PM | #112 |
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I believe it was 24p, not 24pA.
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April 16th, 2007, 06:31 AM | #113 |
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HD100 24p to SD DVD in Premiere
Hello, I probably messed up and filmed a gig with 720/24p. Now I have to export to DVD. I don't know what is the most likely format for watching of this job (CRT or progressive TVs and monitors).
Could anyone recommend a best way to export this 16:9 video to PAL DVD from Premiere Pro 2? Progressive or interlaced, upper or lower field when interlaced, apect ratio (from HD to SD DVD)... I tried several ways and none of them looks decent. Anyone with similar experience? Thanks in advance! |
April 17th, 2007, 07:07 AM | #114 |
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Are you using PPro without AspectHD plug-in?
Otherwise I would recommend using the HDlink software included in the AspectHD package to convert the footage to SD. |
July 4th, 2007, 08:57 AM | #115 |
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Hd200/adobe Premiere - Edit Solutions
Dear all
I’m new to the forum and need some help. Just bought the JVC- HD200, currently doNE 2 jobs on it. i recorded the shoots on 576/50i – SD mode as i had a jvc gy 500 beofre. I currently have ado premier 1.5 and matrox card. been very happy with the camera on the shoot but have the following questiosn Question – Will I be able to still edit on the current version Do I need to upgrade to 2.0 version Use Nero for burning and making menu etc…… CS3, is this the way forward…… As mentioned before I’m currently using SD MODE, but will next year go to HD mode…..will i have to upgrade again..... Any help will be good……. Also any tips on the camera as I shoot weddings,…..ie settings etc.... thanks rana |
July 4th, 2007, 09:34 AM | #116 |
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rana,
you can still use 1.5, i have tried using it with cineform for hdv work. I have, however, abandoned, it for edius. more stable and fast. Ted |
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thanks ted,
i did look into edius ....but it would mean more money for the new suite...will have another think....thanks for your reply. regards rana |
July 5th, 2007, 05:37 AM | #118 |
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Hi Rana,
I use Premiere Pro 2.0 /After Effects flawlessly with my HD100 I sold my Matrox RTX.100 Extreme card which only did SD, and bought the ProspectHD plug-in from Cineform instead. All my projects I shoot and edit in 720P, even when I know the end-result will be in SD. Firstly I find that the conversion to DVD looks much better and crisp because the MPEG2 has more info to convert. Secondly I generated already after-sales for customers because they know I will be able to offer them HD version when finally the HD-DVD or Blue Ray DVD breaks through. For now I deal with it by generating WMV-HD or HD Quicktime files which I burn on standard DVD's. |
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HI Marc
Thanks for the response. i think i will do the same - bin the matrox card. One question - if i was to record in HD MODE.....but i wanted to give the end product in SD to my clients who will watc on normal dvd player what's the best way i should do it. I believe to i would have to buy a new deck to play the HD Tapes as i don't wish to use the camera. once again thanks rana |
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Hello Rana
Why not just buy a DR HD100 no tape needed if you choose When done shooting you just dump you clips down to your computer ready for edit.in either M2T format or QUICKTIME format Just a thought Joe |
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