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Poor Performance with HDV footage
I am using footage shot on a JVC HD110U. It works great in Premiere but when I attempt to work with any of the footage in AE it becomes very sluggish and almost inoperable. Any suggestions or insight?
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i think you’ll want to use an intermedate codec that doesn’t use interframe compression to go between ae and pp… i don’t think hdv can be set to not use interframe compression.
you’d hate to use another lossy codec, so i would try to use lossless animation, but it will eat up a lot more disk space. an image sequence would work well too. if you had to conserve disk space, photo jpeg might be a decent lossy codec to look at.
Kevin Camp
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Generally, I convert the HDV footage to DVCPro HD, same size. It costs a bit more in real estate, but is much faster than HDV. You can pick up a great converter called MPEG Streamclip by Squared 5 that does some great conversion if you do not have the cards on your computer. Hope this helps…
Tim
Tim
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