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highest bit depth with FCP
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And you’re watching this on an external monitor?
8 bit bands. 10 bit bands less.
None and animation are 8 bit RGB codecs.
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No I am watching it on my computer screen It is very noticeable in both. IN FACT the Sorense3 is about the same if not BETTER. I have no clue what is going on.
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You can’t really judge it until you look at it on an external video monitor.
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Just watched it on my Tv and it looks even worse. haha I have no Idea on how to deliver an uncompressed to them with out it looking like crap.
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Hwo did you recompress that None QT movie from Fusion? Did you put it in an 8bit timeline and render?
Jeremy
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Im not 100% sure becuase I didnt do it and the person who did isnt here right now… But they usually give it to me in 8 or 10 and since it came out of the unreal engine at 8bit Im assuming they stuck with that. Everything looks fine in the images UNTIL i put them in the uncompressed codec.
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[christina rule] “Everything looks fine in the images UNTIL i put them in the uncompressed codec.”
But you didn’t do this part? Why not put the pc render in an 8 bit FCP timeline and render a few seconds of it. Also, you can have the Fusion people download and install the AJA Uncompressed codec for windows and then it’ll be 8bit UC on your Mac. No recompressing.
Jeremy
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“But you didn’t do this part? Why not put the pc render in an 8 bit FCP timeline and render a few seconds of it.”
—- Jeremy I am confused as to what youre saying
And if the comp guys download aja I dont think that will allow them to export it uncompressed out of Fusion… Im alittle confused on how that would help. Sorry 🙁
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[christina rule] “Jeremy I am confused as to what youre saying “
You said that the person who made the movie 8bit Uncompressed on your mac isn’t around right now?
This is what I want you to do.
Open FCP, import the pc “none” render and then make an8 bit Uncompressed timeline. Drag the fusion file in the timeline and hit no when FCP asks to chaneg the settings. hit render and let it cook for a few seconds then hit cancel. Navigate to the front of the timeline and check out a part of it that has the blue render bar ablove it on a proper monitor (not your computer monitor).
[christina rule] “And if the comp guys download aja I dont think that will allow them to export it uncompressed out of Fusion… Im alittle confused on how that would help. Sorry 🙁 “
The AJA codec is a free third party codec from the nice folks at AJA. It allows pc users to view and render Uncompressed material that is coming from/going to Macs. It would help you as you would then get an 8bit 2vuy file and you wouldn’t have to recompress to 8bit Uncompressed.
Scroll down to the very bottom of this page and check it out:
https://www.aja.com/html/support_kona3_swd.html
Jeremy
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