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Nanoflash with PPro
I am considering using Nanoflash recorders for a major event. I am concerned about import/conversion times to get the media ready for editing. Will PPro edit Nanoflash media natively or will I need to convert them to something else? If transcoding is required, any estimates about how long that takes?
Sorry if this sounds basic, but I’m an Avid editor and this workflow is new to me. Thanks for any advice.Mike
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6 Replies
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APP will edit the files as they are, just import them into your proj.
Chris
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If you’re on the Mac it works natively. If on the PC you have to convert Nanoflash footage with a free file convertor program. However it doesn’t take very long.
Dennis
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Thats good to know Dennis. A tight edit schedule could be adversely impacted if you have a lot of files needing converting. To bad PrP doesn’t support them natively.
Tom Daigon
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Luckily the files don’t take to long to convert. It’s not like transcoding to ProRes. I’d say for about 10 minutes of footage takes about a minute.
Dennis
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[Dennis Tzeng] “If you’re on the Mac it works natively. If on the PC you have to convert Nanoflash footage with a free file convertor program. However it doesn’t take very long.”
Well…yes, if you wrapped all the media as .mov perhaps, but the Nanoflash will use mxf or mpg wrappers as well-user switchable. It’s been a bit since I used mine so I can’t recall which I used, but they didn’t need to be re-wrapped for at least the last couple versions of PPro on Windows…
TimK,
Director, Consultant
Kolb Productions,Adobe Certified Instructor
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I’m running PP CC on a mac, and mov nanoflash clips will not open, missing codec errors.
Any ideas?
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