Brad Bores
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exporting a DNXHD is giving me a .mxf which will not upload to youtube. It also does not allow any bandwidth control to keep the file small enough to upload. I was under the impression that h.264 is the only route to youtube and vimeo.
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also fyi this was shot on sony a7s2 XAVC S HD 2k
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Thanks for the advice. I will give it a go manually. as far as exporting a DNXHD codec what exact dnx format do you recommend? I have never worked with that codec before. Is there a specific one for controlling data limits to export for web?
Thank you!
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last note I have used Neat Video as well
Here is a reference picture from Resolve showing the lack of details that show up from compressing
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also just to note I have exported the h.264 at highest settings, 20,000 kbs per second, tried a 2 pass vbr at 20 kbs from premiere, tried Mpeg streamclip to no avail.
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I was just applying it from the main effects palate. It would allow me to apply and even color correct clips. It started to crash when I would reopen a clip that already has the effect applied or if I go to render the sequence. I actual cc’ed the entire project just cant get it rendered out or tweak anything.
My computer has also started to act funny and hard crash on quicktime playback and in fcp without even using Colorista the past day. I ran Apple diagnostics last night and a memory error came up. Im thinking/hoping it is a RAM issue. I was planning on upgrading my RAM anyways so I am going to buy an upgrade today and see if that solves the problem.
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this is an excerpt from the Panasonic P2 users guide, it talks about use-definable metadata files including GPS coordinates. I would be okay if I have to add the GPS in final cut pro I just need to make sure it is in the video frame on the dvd
“What type of metadata files does P2 HD support? Can I customize this metadata for my application?
All P2 camcorders record video with some standard metadata fields, including individual camera type, camera serial
number, and unique user clip ID. In addition, P2 supports 30 user-definable metadata files including shooter, reporter,
location, scene, text memo and GPS coordinates.
The Metadta can be uploaded to the camera after first being composed on the computer. This is done using the free P2
Viewer and P2CMS applications, as well as by the TEP-HD and P2 Log family of products from Imagine Software. The
Metadata is then saved onto an SD Card and inserted into the camera whereby it can be uploaded into the camera by using
the Metadata upload function under the Thumbnail menus. All P2 cameras will allow for incrementing the User Clip Name
if you have the camera under the Metadata Type 2 operation. This is also in the Metadata menus in the Thumbnail mode.” -
did a test and Pro res proxy is working perfect!
thanks Jerry
