Chris Borjis
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[Flavio Stiavetti] ” what would be the difference between the Input levels and Output levels?”
the top slider, if you move the black selector right it makes it darker, move the white selector left
and it makes it brighter.on the lower slider moving either does the exact opposite.
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I’ve never been a fan of the way premiere’s 3-way corrector works
as far as utilizing the color wheels and
how they react for doing color cast/balance corrections.It seems a lot different than fcp & colorista in that regard.
But I wouldn’t ever consider wanting it changed instead of having Speedgrade and lumetri which
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are you running the latest update to Audition CS6?
I remember having .omf issues as well one time, but an update fixed it.
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[Dennis Radeke] “if 608, you can export them as a 708 caption file or embedded.”
you can?? I didn’t see that in the help file. how do you export a 608 caption as 708?
that would be good to know.
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[Dennis Radeke] “I’d suggest CC1 and 608 subtitles, not 708.”
what about HD sequences for broadcast Dennis, surely those should be 708?
And can you say if the next version of CC will support export of embedded captions
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Al, are these .mov files?
If so you will need to have someone transcode them to another pc friendly format.
I had to convert a few hundred HDV .mov clips for a client a month ago.
They had me transcode them to pro res. -
We export Pro Res files in that situation.
HQ, might be over kill, a much larger file size but looking
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I could be wrong but I thought colored captions only worked
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[Swami Narayan] ” but would they be able to work with Bengali and Sanskrit languages inclusive quotes from ancient scriptures, translated into our Western languages?”
probably not.
But there are other caption service companies out there that might.
I bid on a job that needed captioning for india and they had special
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It should be within the help file.
My recollection is that it adheres to industry standard
of a 40mbps maximum (video+audio) bit rate for blu-ray.