Ernie Santella
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Ernie Santella
September 24, 2009 at 5:00 pm in reply to: HELP please. DVCPRO 1080 30p slight interlacing artifacts SD DVDHad the exact same trouble you are. Another Cow guy sent me a Compressor settings file that works much better. It’s not perfect, but way better. I haven’t figured out yet what the issue is.
Email me, I can send it to you to try.
Ernie Santella
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All formats have their use. Frame size and field/progressive (720p vs 1080i) isn’t as important as frame rates. 24fps for a more theatrical, film-like look with motion blur vs. 60fps for crisper action and better slow-mo (if needed). Resizing either 1080i or 720p down to SD is easy and really doesn’t matter, they both resize well. It’s more of the frame-rate look you wanting.
Ernie Santella
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Andy, Thanks, I’ll check it out.
Ernie Santella
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Are you sure it was rendered correctly?
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Ernie Santella
September 15, 2009 at 1:28 pm in reply to: Digitsing direct from the HD-SDI of a Varicam AJ-HDC27F – 1080 or 720?The AJ-HDC27F Varicam only outputs 720p. The HDX900 does both formats.
Ernie Santella
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Wow, a client that thinks you can do this easily? Were they on the shoot? Did they change their mind after the shoot to key the background? I have some tough clients, but damm. I agree, not much to do outside of frame-by-frame rotoscopting and then it won’t look perfect.
Ernie Santella
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It’s in the Utilities folder. It is in mine.
“From Macworld review of QTX: “It… Read More’s worth noting that as part of the Snow Leopard upgrade process, the installer moves QuickTime Player Pro 7 to the Utilities folder, so it’s still there if you want it… Apple’s Share button hints at a simplified method of converting and exporting video. Whereas QuickTime 7 has an Export option that let you choose from different codecs and customize your audio and video options, QuickTime X only has the aforementioned Share choices as well as slightly-updated version of the Save For Web option of QuickTime 7, and a Save As menu item that offers presets for Apple devices and 480p and 720p videos. Interestingly, applications such as iMovie—which are built on QuickTime—still offer the same custom export options as they did under Leopard. If you really want to customize output, QuickTime 7 Pro is still an option if you have it.”
Ernie Santella
Santella Productions Inc.
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Actually, Apple’s included the old QT7 in the utilities folder. So, it’s the same as before if you need it. (QTPro still works too)
Ernie Santella
Santella Productions Inc.
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I would just start after the first 5 min. The rest is virgin tape and will be fine. I never reuse tape as to the possibility of drop outs. With the exception of the Sony HDCAM, tape is pretty cheap these days.
Ernie Santella
Santella Productions Inc.
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Check these out…
https://www.viewpoint.tv/viewprod.aspx?sku=268
https://www.trewaudio.com/store/product.php?productid=933
Ernie Santella
Santella Productions Inc.
http://www.santellaproductions.com