[Debbie Elbin]

Always Sony cameras but with different fps.
I’ve not had interlace issues but am curious if others have had problems going from the transcodes back to the RAW for final edits.

[Debbie Elbin]

If you save your files when you close it, even if you did no work on the project, it will remember the links and you wont have to re-link next time.

[Debbie Elbin]

Thanks for your ‘heads up’.
I do in fact transfer the entire file, not just selects of clips.
So in this case, that’s not the problem. Seems to be more of a computer memory and processor speed issue. Who knew?!

[Debbie Elbin]

Thanks Mark. I really appreciate your input on this!
On my end, talked to several post supervisors plus camera maven and the issue seems to be memory and processor size of the laptop I was working on. Upgrading to higher resolution and more memory has helped to find that the RAW footage is fine, but the format needs to be changed to save it to a portable HD. We’re now trying to figure out the most suitable format for the files in question.

[Debbie Elbin]

Hey Mark:
Thanks for the response.
As to your questions, second one first: I copy the clips I want from the camera card.
I’m not sure what you mean by multiple files. There are multiple clips, but not multiple files, in the XDROOT folder, which is what I use
when shooting XAVC long HD.
Thoughts?
Tx!
Debbie

[Debbie Elbin]

Thanks so much – looked at their website and sample footage/results and looks like it may well do the trick. Any thoughts on how to avoid this in future?

[Debbie Elbin]

Sent you an email at the mail address you sent.
Fingers crossed!
Tx,
Debbie

[Debbie Elbin]

Thanks so much for responding so quickly. I’m in Berlin right now and if you are around tomorrow as well, would call you then.