Brian Miller
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yeah do that, you will be in much better shape!
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never heard of anything to automate this process….sorry
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YES i would stop it. if your sequence is fully rendered, you should choose export – quicktime movie instead of quicktime conversion. this will result in a file exactly the same size and framerate as your sequence. if it’s SD, expect about 1.5-2 hours export. If HD double that…but 13 hours isn’t right!
also can then take your exported file, open up compressor and use one of the DVD settings to make a file you can then burn in DVD Studio Pro…
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ok so you are going to make say HDV versions of the footage, let them cut, then you are going to online it and relink back to the high res footage? if so you should make sure to include time code in your compressed quick time files. then when you get the projects back from the editor, using the timecode on the footage quicktime you can overcut the sequence
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well you need to figure out what your sequence settings are. hit apple zero on your timeline. is your sequence rendered before you try to export? and how are you exporting, same as source or doing a quicktime conversion. any of these things could be making your export time increase, but you need to figure out some small tech details first.
broadcast monitor means external, outside of the computer. necessary since computer screens display pixel sizes, colors and refresh rates different from a broadcast monitor.
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Yeah u gotta narrow it down to see if its inherent in your source. Check tape/ original file prior to conversion. If not in source check your easy setup make sure it matches sequence (which should match source as well)
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This would only apply to users with a AJA card, but an often overlooked feature is the ability to have the card generate TC on output. No rendering needed!
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Wow, now that’s one heck of a workflow!!! Glad you got everything straightened out
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For a test what happens if u skip log and capture. Instead in your new 4k media managed sequence can you just right click and choose reconnect media. What happens then?
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For a test what happens if u skip log and capture. Instead in your new 4k media managed sequence can you just right click and choose reconnect media. What happens then?