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Re: Media Drives - 11 years agoCaldigit VR is a good one. I have one at home, and two at work.by Shane Ross - Café LA Re: Reverse Telecine Cinema Tools vs Compressor - 11 years agoCinema Tools will simply copy the data from one file to the new one, removing the redundant frames. Compressor will remove the frames, but recompress the footage. Cinema Tools is the better choice.by Shane Ross - Café LA Re: Anyone used Avid Artist Series MC Transport with FCP? - 11 years agoHmmmm use the MC Artist Color with COLOR...love it, works great. I don't have the transport though.by Shane Ross - Café LA Re: Crazy shift from FCP to Color - 11 years agoDELL monitor? COMPUTER monitor? Even with an MXO2, a computer display doesn't have the right panel/electronics to play back a proper video signal. COmputer signal, yes, video...no.by Shane Ross - Color Re: AVCHD CODEC into fcp Need to be small files - 11 years agoIf your client wants to use FCP, then they need to live with the larger file sizes. ProRes LT and Proxy are still larger than AVCHD. If they want native, they need to look at other editing apps. If they are using another editing app and you only have FCP...you might need to look at getting other apps that can do what the client needs.by Shane Ross - Café LA Re: a due assignment - 11 years ago5 hours to cut? You won't have any time to convert anything...by Shane Ross - Café LA Re: Avid vs FCP Codec AVC Intra 100 - 11 years agoThe file you have is a Quicktime file from the Avid...and it is in the AVCINTRA codec? AVCIntra is not AVCCAM...AVCCAM is AVCHD. AVCIntra is a P2 format. Download the Avid codecs from:by Shane Ross - Café LA Re: Upgrading to Lion - 11 years agoInstability is the biggest issue people report.by Shane Ross - Café LA Re: Upgrading to Lion - 11 years agoPeople on other forums (Creative Cow) report many issues. If you can help it...don't upgrade.by Shane Ross - Café LA Re: Best Transcription software - 11 years agoNope. Adobe tried, but it was 60% accurate at best. Nothing better than manually transcribing, or hiring someone to.by Shane Ross - Café LA Re: P2cam vs 5D 24 fps question - 11 years agoYou don't have ProRes files...you have DVCPRO HD files...as you just said. "The P2--> Prores converted files in FCP are 1280x1080, DVCPRO HD, 1080i60, 14.1 MB/Sec, 4 mono," Take THOSE files...and use Compressor to change the frame rate, and convert to ProRes at the same time. Change the dimensions to 1920x1080 as well. Do a test on a small clip, or mark IN and OUT in Compressorby Shane Ross - Café LA Re: Duhhh. - 11 years agoThen it is DVCPRO HD. There are two flavors of P2...DVCPRO HD and AVCINTRA. Only AVCINTRA can be converted to ProRes. You set the L&T preferences to import AVCINTRA as ProRes...but, the P2 files you got are DVCPRO HD. They will work fine on the timeline. But, if you want to convert the frame rate, you can convert to ProRes at the same time.by Shane Ross - Café LA Re: P2cam vs 5D 24 fps question - 11 years agoWait...AVCIntra should be full raster 1920x1080. Unless it was shot 50mb/s instead of 100mb/s. Then it would be 1440x1080. Only DVCPRO HD is 1280x1080. That is odd. It shouldn't matter. Make a full raster ProRes sequence using the 5D files, and then add the Intra. it will stretch to fit. And you convert the IMPORTED files. Compressor doesn't work with the MXF file format.by Shane Ross - Café LA Duhhh. - 11 years agoAVCINTRA P2! I'm stuck on P2 being DVCPRO HD. Yes, Intra comes in as ProRes. Duhhhhhhhh. And you might have some spanning files that when imported, combine into one clip. P2 has a 4GB file size limit, so one shot might be broken into multiple parts. Now...yes, you convert the frame rate with Compressor. Using ProRes again.by Shane Ross - Café LA Re: P2cam vs 5D 24 fps question - 11 years agoHow did you convert the DVCPRO HD via Compressor? How did you convert? If you did via Compressor, you should convert the frame rate at the same time, to avoid re-compressing twice.by Shane Ross - Café LA Re: P2cam vs 5D 24 fps question - 11 years agoTo import P2 footage into FCP, you need to use Log and Transfer...like I lay out in this tutorial: You need to do the same workflow with the Canon 5D footage. The H.264 format it records, while you can import that directly, FCP doesn't like it that much and editing can get sluggish. Also note, that P2 footage comes in as DVCPRO HD, not ProRes. And there is no need to convert...just eby Shane Ross - Café LA Re: F BOMB - 11 years agoHee I like that. Sounds better than the Randy Disher Experience. I think the Los Angeles Creative Professional User Group is a good one...by Shane Ross - Café LA F BOMB - 11 years agoThe Badges at the SF Supermeet had the letter F on a bomb. Because the name has changed. No longer is it the FINAL CUT PRO USER GROUP...now it is the CREATIVE PRO USER GROUP. As it encompasses more than one application. So now I guess it is the LACPUG...by Shane Ross - Café LA Re: OT-Old Day Editing Systems - 11 years ago3/4" Umatic tape to tape systems. Then Video Toaster (which was painful). Then Adobe Premiere...then finally Avid. Eventually FCP...by Shane Ross - Café LA Re: Insert Editing AUDIO ONLY to HDCAM SR from FCP - 11 years agoYou have to disable the INSERT VIDEO in the EDIT TO TAPE interface. Not in FCP, but in the EDIT TO TAPE interface. Only have the audio tracks you want to insert highlighted.by Shane Ross - Café LA Re: Had to use clients camera ,need help with Final Cut settings - 11 years agoDid you post this on Apple Forums too? Convert to ProRes. Use Log and Transfer to do this.by Shane Ross - Café LA Re: Choice of editing monitor - 11 years agoLoren, the MXO is OLD. OLD OLD OLD OLD OLD. NO longer made nor sold. It did turn a computer display into a great color grading monitor. But, no more. And they are not, as far as I know, making another one. Even if I did know, I couldn't comment. But, I don't know about that.by Shane Ross - Café LA Re: Choice of editing monitor - 11 years agoThat'll get you an HDTV...as you know. Not sure how many people use that for accurate color correction. Anything that low end anyway.by Shane Ross - Café LA Re: What TV shows are being shot on what equipment? - 11 years agoModern Family is shot on video because it is a Psuedo-doc. It is supposed to be like there are video cameras taping the family, documenting their life. Note how not only are there sit down interviews, but occasionally the characters will look at the camera in a knowing way. Like, "can you believe what just happened?" Just like THE OFFICE. Also a pseudo-doc, therefore shot on videby Shane Ross - Café LA Re: OT: joining the union - 11 years agoOnly the Union can tell you. But I can say that from experience, Promo and commercial work doesn't count. A friend of mine needed to get into the Union to get credit for editing a feature. He's been in the post business for 20 years, cutting music videos and commercials, and 95% of what he cut didn't count. Get the word from them though...by Shane Ross - Café LA Re: What TV shows are being shot on what equipment? - 11 years agoAlessandro...you'll be amazed at how good super16mm can look.by Shane Ross - Café LA Re: End of FCP?? - 11 years agoAhhh....well that would be newsworthy. he does high end broadcast and film work, and thinks FCX will still work for him? That's bold.by Shane Ross - Café LA Re: Frame Rate Help! - 11 years agoYou can use Compressor, but it will take a while. Stupid camera ops...production people. Shooting multiple rates without consideration about what it does for post. That's just inexperience or sheer stupidity. (BTW, Avid MC5.5 and MC6 mix frame rates rather well.)by Shane Ross - Café LA Re: End of FCP?? - 11 years agoNick Meyers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Evan Schectman (sp?) a post facility owner and > FCPX beta tester has said he will move his > facility over to FCPX on it's next release. > > i think it will get a bit more pro in the not-too > distant future. This guy? Doesn't seem to be a major player. I don't know what all the buby Shane Ross - Café LA |
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