Duke Sweden
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Do you have the latest version of Premiere Pro, which included an update to handle 10 bit files? I don’t know about those other programs you mentioned. I do remember reading about a user of another program (FCP?) complaining about having to transcode in order to work with 10 bit files.
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Duke Sweden
September 19, 2017 at 6:05 pm in reply to: Why so complicated to do green screen keying in Resolve?Good to know in case Resolve’s built in keying process ever fails me. Cheers!
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Yep, that did it! Changed bit depth to 16 (24 probably would have worked too) and now I can place it on an audio track. Thanks again!
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ok so it has to be 16 or 24 bit, not 32? Funny quirks in this world class NLE, if you ask me. I’ll convert to 16 and see what happens. I’ll report back. Thanks for responding!
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Will do!
Two questions. I know you have to use .wav file audio in Resolve, but I tried applying a .wav file to an audio track and it doesn’t take. I even get the red circle with the red slash going through it when I hover over an audio track. What up with that?
Second question, I suddenly can’t place transitions between clips. I don’t get the red circle slash thing, but they just don’t get applied. Any ideas? They worked in other “projects” but in this one project it won’t work. Same type of clips as other projects. Weird.
UPDATE: For some reason only certain clips won’t let me add transitions. Even if I place one of these clips next to one that does let me apply a transition, only the side with the “good” clip will accept the transition. Even though these are all V Log clips shot on the GH5 in C4K 24p. Like I said, weird!
I will definitely zip up some 400mpbs ALL-I clips for you once the firmware update comes at the end of the month. Might have to shoot indoors as we’re being bombarded with stink bugs round these here parts!!! Seriously.
btw I tried white balancing using the color chart but it turned everything acid trippy like. I found a cool way to fix white balance using curves and a key, though.
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Hey Chris, just to update you, your LUTs work great in DaVinci Resolve too.
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Duke Sweden
September 18, 2017 at 12:29 pm in reply to: I can play an mp3 in the media section, but…Right, the v. 14 release. I tried dragging onto track 2 below the audio of my video clip, I get the red circle with the slash through it. I tried using the right click menu to place it on the timeline. No go. It’s a stereo mp3 I got from a royalty free website. I even tried converting it to a 48k wav as suggested somewhere else. Still no luck.
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Duke Sweden
September 17, 2017 at 8:56 pm in reply to: Why so complicated to do green screen keying in Resolve?Thanks. I’ve actually found that in 14 it’s a LOT easier. Create my serial node, create alpha channel on output, select my green area with qualifier (3D), then invert. Despill if necessary and I’m getting a much better key than I ever got in Premiere Pro without much tweaking of the edges.
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Duke Sweden
September 17, 2017 at 8:11 pm in reply to: Why so complicated to do green screen keying in Resolve?Did not know that. Thanks.
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I use 18% gray and sometimes white when it’s too dark for the camera to see the gray, but that’s not the problem. I know how to do manual white balance, and it’s not the camera as I’ve had this problem with both the GH4 and GH5. We’re getting back to my original point. I just plain suck.
Still can’t upload those latest samples. Waiting for the friggin’ cable guy to come tomorrow.
Dell XPS 8920
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Windows 10 64-bit
Premiere Pro CC 2017 v.11.0