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CS6 and editing codecs
This concerns editing codecs for Premiere Pro CS6.
In CS6 when are you using native codecs to edit or transcoding?
It would be great to hear of your experiences on your particular systems.I have just started to work with CS 6, I had a little experience with CS 5.5, and already the playback seems much better on a Mac Quad Core tower with 16 GB RAM. Especially now I have an NVIDIA card as well.
With the three MPEG compressed formats I encounter, the order of playback smoothness/quality (best to worse) is: XDCAM, H.264, AVCHD.
I have read that using Quicktime files will automatically reduce Premiere playback to a 32 bit application (because it uses Quicktime 7 I presume). Is it therefore better to use XDCAM in it’s MP4 format rather than MOV format from JVC cameras?
Does transcoding to ProRes on a MAC help with multi-format sequences, especially if there is AVCHD in the mix?
Thanks for the input.