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avc hd to dvc pro hd
I have AVCHD footage that I converted in Toast 10 into DVCPRO HD. Then brought this footage into FCP6. I dragged the footage onto the timeline and FCP message was to make the sequence the same as the footage, I clicked YES. I am using a Kona LHe with a Power PC. The output in FCP is the same as the sequence. Why does my footage need to render in the FCP timeline?
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I have just watched to footage and it looks downgraded and a little jagged around curved edges, like peoples shoulders. How can this be fixed? thanks for your help.
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Bring your AVCHD directly into Final Cut as ProRes. Skip the step of converting to DVCPROHD in Toast.
Jim
Jim Carswell
Spyhop Productions, Inc.
Savannah, GA
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FCP would not recognise the AVCHD formate, because it’s FCP 6 on a powerPc. I doesn’t recognise the index files. The AVCHD is footage is from the camera and they are .MTS files. So i put the .MTS files in toast and can output whatever I want, so I did DVCPRO HD. The footage looks jagged. Oh i fixed the render problem. The audio bit rate did not match, the footage was 32 bit and FCP6 Has a max of 24 bit for the timeline. So What’s up with the jagged footage?
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