ProRes 422 setting and rendering

[Michael Williams]

we shot with the Panasonic 3000 in the 1080 30p setting but perhaps it goes to P2 interlaced or perhaps it gets converted to interlaced on the ingest/transcode to prores 422?

all beyond my expertise…I’m just trying to edit without rendering.

thanks

Michael V. Williams
producer/editor
http://www.vernonvision.com

[Jeremy Garchow]

[Michael Williams] ” setting but perhaps it goes to P2 interlaced or perhaps it gets converted to interlaced on the ingest/transcode to prores 422? “

No. What Dave said is just confusing you (sorry Dave).

For all intents and purposes, you shot 30p and you can edit 30p. We just have to find where your settings aren’t matching. Please post a screen cap of your clip settings and your sequence settings.

Jeremy

[Michael Williams]

Jeremy-

I don’t know of a column in the browser that shows whether a clip is progressive or interlaced. So, I’m not sure how to get an image of that to post. If you know, please post and I will do it.

thanks

Michael V. Williams
producer/editor
http://www.vernonvision.com

[Jeremy Garchow]

Right click on one of the clips in your browser and choose Item Properties > Format. Then take a screen grab of that. Then open your sequence, hit command-zero to bring up the settings, and take a screen cap of that.

Jeremy

[Michael Williams]

here’s the clip settings…

[Michael Williams]

one more time…

[Michael Williams]

…and the sequence…

[Jeremy Garchow]

Yep, that all looks correct. Thanks.

First, the easy stuff.

Quit FCP, trash prefs and delete your thumbnail and waveform cache.

[Michael Williams]

Jeremy-

not sure which part of that did the trick, but it seems to be working properly now.

thanks,

mike

Michael V. Williams
producer/editor
http://www.vernonvision.com

[Jeremy Garchow]

Cool.

Jeremy