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CS6 BlackMagic Intensity Pro Playback on HD TV
Trying to get playback on my HD TV through HDMI Out, But in CS6 they’re no BM Seq setting, I’m working in 720p at 30Fps, Cant find anything settings or get it working can anyone help me?
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720p is supported only for 50fps and 59,94fps.
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Can you tell me where the BM options are located in CS6?
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[Greg Burke] “But in CS6 they’re no BM Seq setting, I’m working in 720p at 30Fps, Cant find anything settings or get it working can anyone help me?
“Settings for the individual video cards are gone with CS6. Through the Adobe Transmit Engine, the signal is automatically fed to your video card of choice if you have it selected in the Playback Preferences. So you just set up the Sequence for what you want to edit.
BlackMagic Cards can ONLY output “standard video signals” as we learned with our Decklink Extreme 3D card. 720p/30 or 720p/24 will NOT output directly from Premiere Pro via a BMD card.
If you want to see the footage, you have to create a 720p/60 (59.94) timeline and put your footage into that timeline and THEN you will see the footage output from the system.
With our AJA Kona boards and IoXT, they do a realtime conversion from 720p/30 to 720p/60 so we can see the video output to our external monitors even from the Source Window in Premiere Pro.
Walter Biscardi, Jr.
Editor, Colorist, Director, Writer, Consultant, Author, Chef.
HD Post and Production
Biscardi Creative Media“This American Land” – our new PBS Series.
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Or put it into a 1080p30 sequence and copy the final cut to a 720p30 sequence when you’re ready to render.
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[Tero Ahlfors] “Or put it into a 1080p30 sequence and copy the final cut to a 720p30 sequence when you’re ready to render.”
That’s nice when you just have a little bit of footage. But in the case of the project I was working on, lots and lots of hours of 720p/30 material to review. Ended up moving the project to an AJA based system so we could see the material via the Source as well as the Program monitors.
Walter Biscardi, Jr.
Editor, Colorist, Director, Writer, Consultant, Author, Chef.
HD Post and Production
Biscardi Creative Media“This American Land” – our new PBS Series.
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Are the preview files being displayed on the blackmagic card or is it some other feed to it? Like if I select I-Frame MPEG as my preview files, can I expect to have a lossy looking preview on the TV?
Secondly, by placing 720p25 footage into a 720p50 sequence am I seeing the same thing, or is there some conversion going on? Or does the Black magic card just treat the footage as interlaced which is fine as its progressive and thus both frames are the same?
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