[Adam Maurer]

Many thanks John!

Yeah that is strange that it would change the render order.

Much appreciated,
Adam

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[Adam Maurer]

John,

Thanks for taking a look at it!

Here’s the project file: 5741_diagnosisofstrokemove.aep.zip

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[Adam Maurer]

John,

I finally got an uncompressed AVI file to work, and it looks great, as the post house wanted an uncompressed file.

I was under the impression that uncompressed files yielded the best quality and that digibeta was a virtually lossless format in that if it were to be output uncompressed it would end up being a 4:2:2 color stream instead of 4:2:1 of DV. Am I wrong about this, or is a true uncompressed file created on intake through SDI? And if wrong, is there any benefit to uncompressing DV, or even HDV for that matter?

I guess I just have this idea in my head that if you shot something compressed (as in DV), if you uncompressed it you would get the best quality..

-Adam