Bouke Vahl
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The idea is that you do the titling outside your NLE, as that is faster, and you may want other outputs as well.
Watch this video for the looks. This is Premiere, but, it ‘should’ work the same in FCP:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcKOZAkhRRM
And it comes with very good support, as (disclaimer), I’m the author.
Bouke
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Eeh, I would worry how to program the drone to fly the exact path a couple of times.
Any half decent editor can re-create the effect by just looking at the output I would think…Personally, I’m fed up with drones. When used as a ‘crane’ (Read, nice movement not too high) it’s nice, but a bird perspective is well, for birds. Most humans can’t fly.
(I can sometimes when I’m low on meds.)Bouke
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I ‘think’ your client does not own the EVS, but is renting it for an event. (But what do I know…)
In AME, use from Broadcast:
DNXHD Op1a
Specify 1080i 59.94, and choose DNX SQShould do the trick I would think.
hth
Bouke
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EVS is a HUGE pain.
It does accept QT, but only if the Reelname is omitted. (I have a custom version of QTchange just for EVS…)Please, post the EXACT text (copy/paste) of the clients request.
(And, 8 bits ProRes does not exists, all flavours are at least 10 bits.)
Bouke
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C’mon, give the guy a break.
He HAS am .mov, and needs to go to MXF.
It’s semantics.Bouke
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I suspect the 8 bit is color depth, not audio bit depth.
But I agree with Tero, if no codec is given it’s guessing.
Bouke
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How about stripping the audio from the video prior to import?
Next thing to workaround, sync in the bin, and omit the audio from the cam, or, mute the cam sound later on.But as you show, it’s a stupid bug and perhaps you want to downgrade Premiere, and file a bug report!
(This makes no sense whatsoever.)Bouke
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It highly depends on your budget.
Any cam with SDI or HDMI out and a cheap BM recorder will do the trick.
Add OBS (free) and you’re up and running.
So, it starts around 400 bucks, and the sky is the limit.Bouke
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Nice presentation! (What capture software did you use for that?)
I would say this is a stupid bug.
Two things come to mind, you’re dragging the clip into the timeline. Why not first drag it into a bin and then add it to your timeline?
Next, I would convert to 48K Wave first always, although that ‘should’ not make a difference.Bouke
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I thought I have answered this in another forum?
Quicktime can do so, just open and transcode with a different frame rate.
One gotcha, you need to start on the right frame. (A few tests and you’re there.)If you want batch, and a commercial app, my QT change can do this.
(But I’m sure the free ones will also work for this.)Bouke
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