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Hope someone can give me some advice...
What is the trick for editing a cineform avi in final cut?
Here's the situation.... I have cineform avis at 1920 x 1080 produced on a PC with Premiere Pro CS5 (neoscene licensed on PC). I take those and load them into final cut. (I have neoscene for mac). The yellow render bars come up, and I get a message that the source materials have not been optimized to run in FCP! When I try to play the clip in the timeline, FCP stops with RT issues. Can I not edit the avis... all I want to do is to join these large (already edited into a chapter) sections with some transitions and write back out to a mov file for compression to MP2 for dvd. Is is necessary to transcode the Cineform AVI's to PRO RES, just to put some dissolves between the clips.... HELP Cineform Experts! |
FCP doesn't like AVIs, but you can rewrap to MOV, much faster to generating ProRES files. Only issue is using NeoScene, not really design from cross-platform as it doesn't include the rewrap option. Download the trial of NeoHD and rewrap your files to MOV.
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Dave, I don't honestly know how many you'd sell, but I'd pay US$100 for a separate Cineform re-wrap utility that worked on both the Mac and the PC.
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We wouldn't sell enough. Rewrap is in included feature in NeoHD (or above) on both platforms. So instead $100 add another $270 and get NeoHD (if upgrading from NeoScene) you get a whole bunch more (FirstLight is best reason.) In addition to the GUI based functionality, NeoHD on the PC includes a shell utility to rewrap MOV to AVI or vise-versa.
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