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  • Moving PP2 DV project up to 10bit uncompressed

    Posted by George Evatt on June 19, 2006 at 9:21 am

    Hi,

    I am thinking of buying a decklink SD card to do a particular project that has to be output to Digibetacam.

    So far in PP2 I have only ever edited in the DV-AVI native codec. If I install the decklink card can I then just import a current DV-AVI project into a 10 bit ubcompressed project and get all the uncompressed benefits? All my footge was shot on DVCAM. I.e. will all the effects be re-rendered in the new uncompressed format?

    Any tips much appreciated.

    Thanks

    George

    George Evatt replied 19 years, 10 months ago 3 Members · 3 Replies
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  • Baz Leffler

    June 19, 2006 at 11:42 pm

    George said:
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    If I install the decklink card can I then just import a current DV-AVI project into a 10 bit ubcompressed project and get all the uncompressed benefits?
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    Once something is compressed it can not be ‘uncompressed’; it will always have any compression artifacting. Its like dubbing a VHS to digibetacam; it is still going to look like VHS when playing the digibetacam.

    But…

    If you just import your DV project into a Decklink project you get realtime playback as per normal with the added benefit of going directly out to a digibetacam via SDI (or Beta SP via component)

    Baz

  • Victorypoint

    June 20, 2006 at 4:44 am

    I import my DV projects into Decklink uncompressed sd/sdi projects to reduce compression artifacts produced from finishing in the DV codec. They artifacts won

  • George Evatt

    June 21, 2006 at 8:47 am

    Thanks for the tips. I know I can’t improve on the orginal footage but it seems that DV footage holds up better once in the uncompressed realm especially on footage that requires heaps of effects and colour correction.

    Regards

    George

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