transcoding canon 60d footage in premier for the offline edit

[Bouke Vahl]

Try QTchange.
The 60d has an embedded THM file, that QTchange can extract (or read and add timecode)

Thus, you can give the files TC, and / or extract the THM file, and let it travel with the transcodes, and add TC to the new transcoded files.

https://www.videotoolshed.com/product/42/qtchange

hth,

Bouke

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[Riaz Khan]

thnx for the prmpt reply, i just wonder, since we will be filming in 4 camera setup, almost 10hrs of data for each episode, first changing timecode, and transcoding for offline, we are using tomany differnt softwares while reconnecting shouldnt be issue,
i have gone through the qt change spec, i thnk it just overlap the time code, transcoding into low res still we need to go for other software,

is there anyway shal we do it all in one aplication somthing like E1 pluging for fcp?

thnx

[Bouke Vahl]

I don’t quite follow you.
Sure, TC can have overlaps (and if you have a multicam shoot, it definitly will!), but if you do your work well, you have different Reelnames for all sources, hence make it so that each and every frame is unique.
Or do i miss the point?

Bouke

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[Riaz Khan]

thnx again, i exactly got your point,how to make offline file for premier? like avid has 15.1 mxf, somthing like E1 plugin quicktime proress LT,
our major issue is offline footage need to be upload via ftp for the actual edit, which happens in india, later we confirm it in UK

[Craig Jackson]

wondering where the THM files end up once they are extracted from 5DIII .MOV’s I haven’t been able to locate them.

I am using qtChange 2.26 and simply loading source – selecting “Extract THM” and pressing “Do it”. I then receive the message “it seems all is done” but can’t locate the THM’s.

craig