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An Alexa “RedCine-X”?
Frequently I am asked to create dailies for offline. When shooting on the RED, I use REDCine-X to give everything a one light color correct and ship off ProRes Proxy files. It’s quick, utilizes multicore, and keeps the in camera audio intact.
I haven’t found a similar solution for the Alexa. I’m being asked to transcode ProRes 4×4 Log-C files to ProRes 422 with a LUT applied (basically a one-light color correct so the client doesn’t freak out with the rough cuts before the finish).
What tool / what workflow are people doing? After hunting around the internet, I haven’t found many people speaking high praise to this workflow…
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Wow, no answer in this in half a year –
now I’m exactly with the same situation. Shooting on Alexa, looking for the simplest way to autosync audio.
My initial question: Can I just use the RedCine-X software with ProRes 4444 material coming from the alexa? Or does this software put a limitation there to non-Red Video material?Second question: I’ve heard there is a posibility for the Alexa to record audio direct, either as temp-track or a Premix via wireless transmission from the soundperson.
Point would be that in this case I could Autosync with Pluraleyes on the FCP, making life a lot easier.Does anyone have any experience with that?
Thanks in Advance, Oliver
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