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How exactly do you transcode 100s of Canon mov files into diferent container for smooth editing on vegas?
I’ve been reading through this forum and the current thinking on transcoding eos mov files for better editing on Vegas 13 is
1. avoid mov container (so “export to quicktime” and AVID codecs in Streamclip is out!!)- too many imported mov files brings vegas to a halt!
2. convert MOV to MXF for seamless previews. They say “batch render” in vegas can do that, but it can’t render multiple files, just multiple regions of a single file.There are many glossy looking “video converters” there but they are phony, the mp4 files they produce are a quarter of the size of the original mov files encoded in h264 so there MUST be a loss of quality. (they have a limit on bitrate)
SO does anyone know a way to batch convert multiple mov files of a Canon dslr into a format that Vegas can easily handle, that doesn’t involve a MOV container?
I really believe this has not been answered on this forum.
If you have done this successfully and your converted files contain ALL THE QUALITY of the original mov files and Vegas previews them without lag, then I would love to hear from you.
I really don’t have time to chase people’s guesses, I have a deadline.
Thanks