Duke Sweden
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I went back and did it again. Only used lumetri after adding a great input LUT for G7’s called G7 to BMCC. It works great on my G7 footage and it did a great job here, muting all the colors and making it easier to color correct.
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After:
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G7 4K files transcoded to mxf from Prelude to AME work fine. Video and audio. I can’t believe I’m the only one who is having a problem transcoding to mxf from Premiere Pro to AME.
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Same result. Then I tried encoding a clip that I added to the timeline but did nothing to, no keying, no color correction. Still came up blank video.
When I get a chance I’ll try encoding from Prelude to see if that still works correctly.
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Will do. I’ll report back.
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Sorry, here’s the video
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David – In this one instance I was trying to encode a finished video to .mxf after a previous attempt to encode it to h264 took 9 hours and then, with 43 minutes left, starting counting UP. I stopped it when it got back up to 1 hour 21 minutes. Normally I would transcode raw (not RAW) footage to mxf before working on it but the 4K files from the G7 had been behaving nicely, but it now appears I’ll have to transcode to work on them since my PC is bogging down as I add effects.
Tero –
1.Microsoft Windows 8.1
Intel Core i54440 3.10GHz @ 3101 MHz
Graphics Card: Intel(R) HD Graphics 460012194 MB System RAM (Score: 198)
– RAM Speed: 7704 MB/sCPU Tests (Score: 455)
– Floating Point Operations/Second: 102329376
– Integer Operations/Second: 398771940
– MD5 Hashes Generated/Second: 1113896Graphics Tests (Score: 61)
– 3D Frames Per Second: 199Hardware Tests (Score: 102)
– Primary Partition Capacity: 1846 GB
– Drive Write Speed: 188 MB/s
2. h264 4K footage from a Panasonic G7
3. My usual green screen stuff and lumetri (I’ll include the video at the bottom. This footage was encoded from the original files in camera to Youtube 4K).
4. GPU. I’m as surprised as you that my built in Intel graphics card allows it. I’ve tried the software route and found, like most people, it does nothing to speed up encodes.
5. In this case, export settings were the DNxHD etc. codec and its default settings.
6. Yes, I meant Prelude. The last time I had this problem I noticed that I could successfully transcode to .mxf using Prelude. That’s what I meant. It’s becoming obvious as I type this that one shouldn’t encode files that have been worked on to mxf. -
I used Lumetri (with the new HSL feature). I actually had it close to your result for a moment, but then suddenly the yellows took over again.
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On second thought never mind. I just tried and that orange/yellow just won’t let go. But don’t get discouraged. I’m just a moron. I’m sure someone who does color correction for a living will be along to help soon.
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Have you tried to white balance off the light coming from the window behind her right shoulder, and pushing the sliders in lumetri towards blue and green?
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I’m no expert by any means but it sounds to me like a bad memory card. I have a USB flash. I can plug it into my PC and the PC recognizes it. I can add and delete any kind of file to it. I can play video files, audio files, documents, any kind of file straight from the USB drive with no problem. But if I plug it into my Bluray player, it’s not recognized. All my other thumb drives work fine in the player, but after working fine for a long time, it no longer shows up when I put it in the player.
I guess my point is memory cards can act really stupid sometimes. Of course I’m assuming you’ve tried recording on another card just to make sure it’s not the camera.
