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Avid DNxHD shaping up to be Premiere’s intermediate codec of choice
updated 9 years, 6 months ago
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https://blogs.adobe.com/kevinmonahan/2013/04/17/dnxhd-preview-files-in-premiere-pro-next/ looks like this was posted in response to my Adobe forums question https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1194396?tstart=0
Not only do we get DNxHD MXF file support in PPro Next, we also get preview and smart rendering. Smart rendering DNxHD which should keep the “render taxman” at bay. Thumbs up on this great addition.
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You also get smart rendering with ProRes and various flavors of MXF OP1a.
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Finally, I hate having to use DNxHD wrapped in quicktime, as Apple only released a 32-bit version for Windows.
Hopefully this will speed things up a bit.
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Karl’s old article https://blogs.adobe.com/VideoRoad/2011/08/a-prores-workflow-end-to-end.html felt kind of vague enough in my understanding that it was re-rendering the previews rather than smart rendering.
Good to know, although I’m going the DNxHD route because I work cross-platform.
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Well, I hope they fix the gamma shift bug inherent in past versions of DNxHD.
Whenever I got those kinds of files for making blu-rays it would
darken the picture if I didn’t transcode it to something else first. -
BIG +! on that. Nice going Adobe!
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When exporting to DNxHD (Qicktime) out of PrP I expereinced that until I changed the export setting from HD702 to RGB. No gamma shift,
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So ProRes will be in the next Premiere release? Awesome! Sorry if this is a dumb question but I assume it is only for Mac though? No ProRes for Windows users?
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