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  • GVG turbo compression settings

    Posted by Maurice Jansen on March 25, 2009 at 9:26 pm

    Hi there all

    does any one have experience with the grassvalley turbo.
    i am playing around with compression setting’s for mpeg2 to get the best result’s out of this machine.
    has some one been working on this subject before. there are a million setting’s you can make so it take’s a while 😉

    greet
    Maurice

    Maurice Jansen replied 17 years ago 2 Members · 2 Replies
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  • Brian Alexander

    April 19, 2009 at 6:54 am

    Hi Maurice,
    I’ve been trying to demystify thses settings for quite some time and I have been able to make a little headway but before we start talking details, I have a couple of questions that could help us troubleshoot these mysterious encoding issues.

    Mac or PC?
    What Encoding Software are you using?
    HD or SD or Both?
    What codec are you currently using to feed the Turbo?

    I have an all Mac workflow and the biggest factor that I’ve uncovered that would prevent reliable results every single time is the fact that the Turbo likes CBR MPEG2 files. I have not been able to find a way to encode CBR MPEG2 Files on a Mac. Episode or Sorenson might be able to do this but I do not own either one of those programs.

    I look forward to your answers.


    Brain

  • Maurice Jansen

    April 22, 2009 at 5:15 pm

    hi brain

    we use the turbo both in HD and SD
    the biggest problem is that my customers have to make the file’s
    most are working on MAC FCP and some on Avid. the setting that i
    tried were MPEG2 VBR 10Mbits and some more settings and quicktime animation works pretty good. one problem of Quicktime animation is that the files are still pretty large. take’s a lot of time to FTP and to Transfer
    delivery format’s are in my opinon not the right answer.

    greet Maurice

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