Andrew Kramer
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Well the Kona cards have better capabilities with Final Cut pro, so they support more format options when compared to the Premiere HS Xena Card.
The limitation currently lies somewhat with premiere pro 2.0 and the OpenHD format which is a good format but You don’t get to many options.
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The HS card does not record DVcPro, nor does premiere support this format at this time. (As far as I know)
Andrew
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“These BNC connectors are for connecting serial digital video input and output devices (respectively). SD signals are 10-bit or 8-bit SMPTE-259. HD signals are 10-bit or 8-bit SMPTE-292.”
Any decks outputing this format will be compatible with the card. There are only a couple of decks that do what you need, which one are you looking at?
Also You’ll need to upgrade to premiere 2.0 for the HS card to work.
Andrew
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Ladies and Gents,
This thread has been very helpful. Please feel free to keep them coming but overall I’m picking up what your putting down.Andrew
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Explain what you mean by smooth camera work?
Fly through 3d layers or stablize footage?
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time-Echo
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No
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Try to make a new premiere project then import that to see if maybe your project is corrupted. You might even try importing your PPro project into another pPro project then importing that into AE on import pay attention to the dialogue.
Andrew
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Well if you don’t like the deal don’t buy the car.
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Bottom Line,
Ask yourself one question…Is the cost to upgrade worth the new enhancements? Go print the new features list, lay down under your desk, read through it, Take a 20 minute nap, then make a decision.
If this new product helps your productivity even 5 percent the answer is yes. If you want to save your 200 bucks for version 8 or 10, Fine. But how much money will you save or earn in the next year or 2 at a poductivity rate enhancement of 5 percent.
Needless to say I’m sure my workflow will improve far more.
Andrew