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Vegas Pro 16 can’t handle 2.7K?
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Are you changing the framerate to 25? No, is was from one of my footage !
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ok, apart from the deinterlace mode I am using your same settings. Even on “none” nothing changes.
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How is the quality if you try to convert one of your GoPro recordings to Sony MXF, HD422 1920×1080 – 59,940P
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quality stays fine (although Sv automatically changes frame size to 1280×720 when I set 59.940p)
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I assume you recorded with 59.940p – because you want to use the footage for slow motion!
Usually I use Avid DNxHR – but it first requires downloading the DNxHR codec from Avid and installing the codec and restarting the computer! Then you can find the DNxHR codec in Vegas Pro under Quick Time 7 – when you have to Render your recordings!
You can also convert GoPro HEVC Videos to H.264 using HandBrake – but I don’t know if your computer can play H.264 without any problems!
https://gopro.com/help/articles/how_to/how-to-convert-gopro-hevc-videos-to-h-264-using-handbrake
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Thank you Ole, I’ll give HandBreak a try!
About the DNxHR, what does Avid do exactly and how is it supposed to help reducing the abnormous loading time? -
Why you should use Avid DNxHD (read all 3 pages)
https://www.redsharknews.com/post/item/88-why-you-should-use-dnxhd-and-prores
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Alberto, how many unique clips from the Hero 7, that you place in the Project Media bin, will you be adding to the timeline for this project? 5, 10, 20, 40, 60, etc?
Best Regards……George
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George let’s say around 15
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Ole thank you for the link, it sounds like an easy way to lighten up the amount of work of the computer to deal with the timeline although it may take a lot more storage space.
What’s the procedure then, after downloading the DNxHR codec?
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