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  • Hey Michael-

    Sorry I’m just now replying. I got together with the editor that is using the graphics I send him and his settings were different than mine. Your initial inclination was correct. He is importing 601/709. Importing RGB fixed the problem.

    Needless to say, I feel like an idiot for not checking his settings against mine. Thanks for all the help, and I’ll try to not waste your time in the future.

    Cheers!

  • Byron Pfordte

    April 7, 2014 at 12:38 pm in reply to: Media Composer White & Black Level Inconsistencies

    Hey Michael-

    Sorry I’m just now replying. I have not tried that. Do you mean AMA linking to the exported graphic file? If so, I’ve not done that – didn’t know you could do that. I’ll give it a try and share what I find.

    As a side note, we are switching from a Final Cut/Premiere Pro house to an Avid house and I’m having to re-familiarize myself with Avid after about 4 years away. Please bear with me and thanks for your help.

  • Graphics are imported with RGB. I’m baffled. In Color Finesse everything is good on the scopes. I export, and then import into Media Composer and it’s hot. I know I can fix this with the Safe Color Limiter, but why should I have to? Am I correct that AE cannot export more than 100 IRE? If I am, then why would it be blown out in Media Composer?

  • Video is imported as MXF off of P2. All graphics are imported quicktime with animation compression.

  • Video is imported as MXF off of P2. All graphics are imported quicktime with animation compression.

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