Chris Tompkins
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I would edit in a 1920×1080 sequence.
Room to move.Chris
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You need to go up higher with the data rate for mpeg2 to start looking good.
Chris
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As you’ve seen there are 2 choices for BD presets.
Choose the mpeg2 Bluray presets for most jobs.The .h264 preset will help when you have a really large video to squeeze onto one disc. (More compression, less quality)
But you should have a .m2v and a .wav when done.
Bring those files into Encore.
Chris
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Just go with Pr, you’ll love it.
Chris
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What you’re doing is fine and has no quality loss. You shoot to cards and transfer the data over to the comp. via USB, that is correct and fine.
I/O cards by BMD and AJA and others, are used for Tape based workflows among others.
Believe it or not we used to shoot HD video to TAPE.
Then you would capture the media off the tape thru your I/O card onto the comp. Or if you have to lay out to tape a program for distribution, broadcast, duplication, Mastering or whatever.Some shoot to cards, edit and lay out to tape. I/O cards also feed monitors for editorial, clients, color correction.
Chris
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Which card are you referring to?
Chris
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Sounds like it’s time for a clean install…
Chris
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Thunderbolt is the way forward.
Chris
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Export out to AME and choose the Bluray preset.
Adjust data rate as needed.Chris