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DVCPRO HD to SD previews
have a client that wants to see “dailies” of her dvcpro hd 1080i/60 clips… should i just drop hd stuff into a sd sequence, output self contained QT… or let compressor take a whack at it… dvd is the method for delivery to her… ???
or perhaps a alternate method for downconvert??
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Get a Kona card and a DVD Recorder. Kona downconverts the HD to SD in realtime and the DVD Recorder records in realtime. You’re done.
We have a Panasonic DVD Recorder and it works fantastic for this very purpose.
Walter Biscardi, Jr.
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[walter biscardi] “Get a Kona card and a DVD Recorder. Kona downconverts the HD to SD in realtime and the DVD Recorder records in realtime. You’re done.
We have a Panasonic DVD Recorder and it works fantastic for this very purpose.”
I do EXACTLY the same thing Panasonic DVD Recorder and all.
Shane
Littlefrog Post
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the lhe will do his? let me RTFM
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[Mowbray] “the lhe will do his? let me RTFM”
ABSOLUTELY…I have the LH.
Just set the secondary output to downconvert in the AJA Control Panel…and connect it to the DVD recorder via Composite. Or Component if it is fancy-schmancy.
Shane
Littlefrog Post
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I’m intrigued! Will the Blackmagic Decklink SP do the same?
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You’d need a Black-Magic HD card for this. A standard def card cannot output a high def sequence.
Shane
Littlefrog Post
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Hey all….can’t you just take the composite out of the deck straight into a DVD recorder? I do it all the time, with and without window time code. It doesn’t tie up my Kona card system either. Isn’t that easier?
Rich Rubasch
Tilt Media
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