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transcoding to Proxy media
Hello,
I have a really slow macbook that I might edit video on occasionally. I want to transcode my footage to a Proxy media. Do I have to use Pro Res Proxy if I have HQ clips as Pro Res or does anything work for Proxy Files?
Bryce
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7 Replies
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[Bryce Moose] ” Do I have to use Pro Res Proxy”
Nope
[Bryce Moose] “or does anything work for Proxy Files?”
Yes. Pick a proxy that your computer can run.
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How do I make a proxy file though?
Bryce
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Hi….
Adobe Media Encoder is a good choice.
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I don’t think I’m explaining myself correctly. What I mean is what settings do I select in Media Encoder to make a Proxy file?
Bryce
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ProRes Proxy.
Lisa Bradley
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Question. When you make that ProRes Proxy media with Media Encoder…does it retain all the metadata so that you an then relink to the masters when you are done cutting?
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As long as file names remain the same and you don’t accidentally overwrite your camera raw files you will be able to link. Eek!
PR Proxy is just a codec; that being said, if you go into media encoder, there is a box that should say “match source” so if you are editing with 4k, your proxies will be 4k so that when you create your graded string out, any movement/rescaling will easily translate over when you paste attributes. Does that make sense? Hopefully that answers your question.
Lisa Bradley
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