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Converting from .MOV to ProRes 422?
Hugues Gaudreault replied 12 years, 4 months ago 7 Members · 13 Replies
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Matthew Walter
January 8, 2014 at 8:07 amHi there, curious if you know by chance, if Cineform will let me edit
Grass Valley MXF wrapped MPEG2 and Jpeg2000 files I get using the
Grass valley Infinity DMC-1000 camera.I tried calling them, but could not get anyone who know on the phone..
Best-Matthew
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Hugues Gaudreault
April 14, 2014 at 10:29 pmHey Guys!
Still feels to me like this post is left a bit unanswered…
Coming from FCP 7 in a Mac Environment and transitioning to Premiere cs6, and being used to All the ProRes flavours, when and why would you use Cineform. For which cameras or codecs…or which kind of workflow. And does transcoding in cuneiform take as much time as doing it to pro res did? Less transcoding was the attractive side of Premiere after all. Considering that yes I,d want to keep maximum quality for grading, graphics, titling, keying etc alleluia…
Thanks
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