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Matthew Skeris
February 14, 2009 at 8:10 amHi Michael, I don’t remember eactly or have access to my Avid for a few days, but in general it all made sense once I realized that SS5 is capable of producing hi quality 1920×1080 QT files with DNxHD codec from Avid-Exported QTref files. I thought SS only made web-quality movies, but I was pleasantly surprised. The key setting is 1:1 frame and Keyframe every 1 frame.
I really like that I can run SS5 in the background while continuing to edit normally with Avid.
Once finished, I imported my 1920×1080 QTref render back into my Avid HD project, it looked indistinguishable from a video mixdown which looks indistinguishable from original footage,imo.
At that point I explored SS5 using an imported SD QTref, using SS5 filters for Crop, Sharpness and perhaps another. I took the time to tweak every parameter incrementally (some of which behaved counter-intuitively) and convinced myself that the result was great. YMMV, but as an SS5 customer, I got immediate, free phone support at SS to explain each setting on the filters… it made all the difference and I saved a preset. Good luck.
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Peter Meyer
November 4, 2010 at 8:26 amHow do I maintain the native size when the clip is captured in Avid?
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Peter Mcauley
November 4, 2010 at 1:19 pmHi,
That’s a preference that you have to set while importing the clips into the Avid bin. After you click “import” you will be presented with a file browser. In the file browser is a button labelled “options”. Click this button and you will see the Avid Import Settings window. In this window there is a group of controls labelled Image Size Adjustment”. Enable the “Do Not Resize Smaller Images” option. Then press okay to close the window and select the file to import.
I hope this helps,
Peter.
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