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Using two USB external hard drives to edit video
Rafael Amador replied 16 years, 8 months ago 6 Members · 13 Replies
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Anthony Recenello
September 5, 2009 at 4:22 pmok figured it out. FINALLY. so happy.
converted EVERYTHING to prores 30fps and it finally works perfectly. everything is perfect. happy.
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Mauricio Munera
December 6, 2009 at 2:50 pmHi.
I am having the same problem, what was that, that you actually did to improve the performance with that hard disk, I think I have the same hard disk as you.
I captured the video using the PAL anamorphic 25fps, then created a sequence with this setup:
Frame size 720 x 576 Aspect Ratio CCIR 601 / DV PAL (5:4)
Pixel aspect ratio: PAL CCIR 601 (720×576)
Field Dominance: None
Edit timebase: 25Quicktime Compresor: MPEG-4 Video
then I exported using the a quicktime conversion H.26.4, frame Rate current (25fps), keyframes (automatic), compressor quality high, Encoding Best quality (multi-pass), data rate optimized for CD/DVD-ROM.
Do you know what is wrong?
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Rafael Amador
December 6, 2009 at 4:03 pm[Mauricio Munera] “Quicktime Compresor: MPEG-4 Video “
Why and how did you captured DV footage as MP4?
I really don’t know what have you really got, but you should have captured just like DV using the standard Apple DV codec.
Just select the PAL DV 48Khz Capture Preset.
Cheers,
rafael
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