[Nieberding David]

Hello Mads,

As the president of the non profit association tht I run, I’m aslo the director, producer, cameraman and video editor + (vfx).

You’re right, the best would be to record all the video at the same framerates with the highest resolution, but I actually can’t afford a Red Camera or Black Magic 6/12K.

For the moment I’m using 3 x Sony a 6300 with various lens and in HD it allow me to use 120 fps wich the 4K doesn’t have.

But it’s my first production for the deaf communauty so it’s a begin.

I used to buy Topaz Video Enhancer to upscale video with less loss as possible to have the HD in 4k and the 4k in 8K wich allow me to respect the standard format on cinema wich are UHD.

I aslo saw that Topaz is great by converting fps.

Thanks for your reply.

David

[Nieberding David]

Hello Walter,

Thanks for your reply.

I will make a folder on my master drive M.2 for the cache.

But when I import files (large video) from another HD does it not slow up the whole process ? (preview and render) ?

If my cache and files that I use on my composition are on (C:) Will this have performance benefit ?

David