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April 23rd, 2006, 06:08 AM | #1 |
Inner Circle
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HDV 720 25P on FCP
Following the discussion regarding HDV 720 24P, I'm wondering if there are any problems with HDV 720 25P on FCP.
Looking up the supported formats I can only find 720 30P listed for FCP and there's no mention of 25P. I assume people have found workarounds in the UK for people using the HD 100 if you can't directly import 720 25P into FCP. |
April 23rd, 2006, 07:18 AM | #2 |
Major Player
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Hi Brian.
Unfortunately, FCP does not directly support HDV 720p25, at this stage. But within 24 hours I'm expecting (well ... hoping actually) that Apple will announce an upgrade (or new version) at NAB for FCP which will give full support for 720p25 and 720p24. In the meantime, you can still get a result with FCP in terms of 720p25 footage. There are a few workarounds to get your footage captured, converted (into a Quicktime file that FCP understands) and edited. If you want your final output to be in SD PAL, I've given a workflow for PAL output in the the thread below: http://www.dvinfo.net/conf/showthread.php?t=65189 If you want to output in 720p25, you could make a sequence in AIC720p25 in FCP and convert your captured .m2t files into AIC. (The other thread will give you more info on all of this.) Plus, there is a different solution (FCP plug-in) called "Lumiere HD" (which I've never used). Anyway, I'm hoping my current workflows will all be redundant within about 24 hours (plus however long it takes to ship an updated FCP)! |
April 23rd, 2006, 07:37 AM | #3 |
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Thanks David,
That's extremely useful, I can pass that info on to the editor. We're testing a film out to 35mm, so we'll need to stay in HD rather than downconverting to SD PAL. Hopefully Apple will sort this out at NAB. |
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