Color to Final Cut

[Rafael Amador]

Hi Jose,
Which codec are you using on exporting?
Color by default render to the Color Documents folder, in the main HD, no the best place to play nothing from.
rafael

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[Walter Biscardi]

[Jose Arce] “Hi,when I work the color correction in Color an later I send the final render to final cut I have problems to play in real time the sequence from color.”

Your Render folder in Color is probably set to the internal HD instead of your media array.

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[Jose Arce]

Hi, I use the 10 bpc uncompressed, I set the render folder outside to the HD disk, in a external HD.

[Walter Biscardi]

[Jose Arce] “Hi, I use the 10 bpc uncompressed, I set the render folder outside to the HD disk, in a external HD.”

What type of array are you using?

For Standard Def you’ll want around 50MB/s for 10bit uncompressed SD playback.

For High Def you’ll want around 250 to 300MB/s for 10bit uncompressed HD playback.

Walter Biscardi, Jr.
Biscardi Creative Media
HD and SD Production for Broadcast and Independent Productions.

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[Rafael Amador]

[walter biscardi] ”
What type of array are you using?

For Standard Def you’ll want around 50MB/s for 10bit uncompressed SD playback.

For High Def you’ll want around 250 to 300MB/s for 10bit uncompressed HD playback.
“
Right.
You really need fast raids for 1920×1080 HD 10b Unc.
You may try Proress it moves much more easy.
rafael

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[Jose Arce]

Hi, yes, the Prores is more easy to moves on, but I thing lost a lot information, you know a video in Uncompressed have 50 mbs or more, in Prores have 30 Mbs, but is better. Thanks.