Khanh Nguyen |
November 10th, 2009 12:12 PM |
What do you use for your NLE? In vegas, you can automate the proxy editing method with proxystream script. This is what I use from time to time just to cut down on the file size for less important video. I backed up everything (including the intermediates) so file size is something I also look out for.
I usually use neoscene/cineform as a codec ( vs using cineform neoscene as a tool). I load the h.264 into the timeline then render it back out with cineform codec. That way I bypassed some of the issues that neoscene converting tool is having. I do this with scripts to minimize touch labor.
In a big picture, the cost of cineform codec is low enough that it became a nobrainer to get. You can have a fast enough computer to review 5Dmk2 video in full resolution real time but try that with the duplicated layer sharpening method and you won't be able to do that.
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Originally Posted by Simon Dean
(Post 1339821)
Biggest reason for Cineform: Intermediates
I have looked and can't find anything else that works as well at maintaining quality, being small in compressed size and fast enough to use to edit in an NLE.
If anyone knows better please tell me, but I have looked and come up blank.
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