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HDV master to flash drive or hard drive
I do not have a HDV deck or camera that takes large tapes
have a dsr11 dvcam deck but don’t want to downrez to dv widescreen.As there are USB flash drives available at 32, and 64 gigs and cheap external hard drives, I wonder if anyone is delivering tapeless.
would I just render the mt2 project, Everything shot HDV 1080i on a sony A1U camera, as one file and drag over to a drive?
This is for VOD and cable broadcast shows
Can I up render to HD?thanks,
Greg lewolt -
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You won’t want to render to the flash drive; at least in my case I’ve seen corruption in doing so. But I have delivered masters of commercial pieces on a thumb drive, just giving it to the client. They also later receive a disc archive, and we archive to a spun up HDD system.
Douglas Spotted Eagle
VASSTCertified Sony Vegas Trainer
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do you just render the hdv file as is and load the whole piece on the thumb drive
i was not thinking of rendering to a flash drive, just copying the movie file to it afterwards
what brand of thumb do you use?
thansk, Greg
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I forgot to add that i cannot talk with the end user
and the company I am delivering to is clueless
master will go to VOD companies and cable outlets, so i don’t know If they will accept a m2t movie file?Or should I render the movie tosomething else, such as upres to hd
thansk, Greg
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I use Megaupload, it’s free and allows up to 1 gig file size upload. You can then send anyone a link to download them. Any larger, I break it up ur deliver on Thumb drive. Danny
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Thanks, I’ll check that out
show is over 2 hours so will be a huge file i would think
I see 36 and 64gig thumb flash drives so things are getting easier all the timeGreg
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