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New ioXT. No Joy.
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[gary adcock] “That would be the issue you are bouncing all over the place- why not work @ 1080 then cross convert to 720 for output, right now you are going from 1080 > 720 in software then back up to 1080 in hardware- too much processing for a real delivery.”
Gary,
I’m using 1080 in a 720 timeline so that I can use the extra resolution to simulate focal length changes in the edit. Good news! I set the ioXT output to 1080Psf 23.98 and it works beautifully in FCPX. I was telling it to upconvert before and it looked lousy, but straight up 1080 = sweetness! Thanks for your input while I got this sorted.
Jason Jenkins
Flowmotion Media
Video production… with style!Check out my Mormon.org profile.
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[walter biscardi] “What? 1080p material should be in a 1080p timeline and then you let the IoXT covert that to 720p on output. No wonder the footage looks so bad, FCP does horribly crappy conversions and that’s what you have going on right now. FCP is converting that footage in the timeline instead of the IoXT.”
Walter,
Let me explain! I use 1080p in a 720p timeline so I can simulate focal length changes in the edit. It is a technique that has worked very well for me. I find that FCPX scales beautifully. The good news is that I just tried setting the ioXT to output directly to 1080Psf 23.98 and it works beautifully from both the 720p timeline and the 1080p raw footage in the event library. I’m a happy man! Thanks for your input.
Jason Jenkins
Flowmotion Media
Video production… with style!Check out my Mormon.org profile.
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