Graham Bernard
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[Kenneth Maultsby] “What do I set my Field order?”
Hi Kenneth! What Wayne said informs you about the characteristics of the Media you shot. Here your HD, is Progressive. It is shot one whole frame after another – Progressively. You asking the question about Field Order suggests to me you aren’t aware of the difference between Progressive and Interlace. Is UHD interlace? Your HD is solely Progressive. Interlace relates to the process of capturing/filming in Interlace, one Field after another Field, hence FIELD ORDER. Unless you are doing something requiring you to explore creating Interlace from Progressive – I doubt it ???? – then leave Field Order alone. You don’t need it.
All this comes down to establishing if your UHD is Interlace….. or not!
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You’ve got Multiply Mask applied:
Here’s mine in VP17:
Is there any reason you have this applied? You have it repeated on the Lower Track too. Any reason? You may have, if so why?
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[Bill Burnette] “Hi Graham, You’re most likely right the OP meant video noise reduction.”
Hi Bill! There was something in the words or phrasing that made me rather think of Video Noise, dunno….? I could quite easily got it wrong. Has been known around here, ????.
[Bill Burnette] ” I immediately thought of Sonic Foundry’s Noise Reduction audio plugin from way back.”
Hah! Ah yes indeed. I used to think it was Magic. But now having invested heavily in iZotope’s RX Advanced for several years now, SF NR is a bit “narrow” in its philosophy and understanding of the real tools needed and now iZo has a plethora of Advanced Intelligent Learning woven into it’s Algorithms its Spookily VooDoo. Stunning!
Great thread this Bill, thanks for joining in ????.
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[Kal Spears] “I can’t seem to figure out why it does this, anything helps!”
Hi Kal! So, what is your question? You’ve provided information except the Media Information and then your Project Settings? Why didn’t you include that? Why? Ultimately, with your i5 Processor, the amount of MATH your setup can tolerate will be strongly and crucially influenced by the combination of Media Information and your Project Settings.
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[Bill Burnette] “Does anyone know the performance ramifications of applying a CPU-gobbling effect at the track level when there are only a few events and the rest of the track is empty? Can Vegas skip applying track effects when there is blank space on the track?”
Hi Bill! I had interpreted Denoise meaning just the Video stream? How about my approach/suggestion? Applying at the Media Level through the Media Pane? This would ensure FX-ing at only the Event Level. I did a “Test Bed” of Denoise, VFX-ing, and got Correction. In terms of SFx-ing, I know my iZotope Audio Noise Redux does apply auto “local” redux. Bill, you do raise interesting “other” complications though.
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You’re welcome. What this means that you CAN apply an FX to the Media in the Media Pane even though you’ve split it up on the TimelIne each EVENT will have your Fx!
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[Jono Grant] “What do you mean at the media level?”
OK . ..
Locate and select your media in the Media Pane – 1 – and then Add your FX by the FX Media Button – 2 & then 3 :
If you already have the Media on your Timeline as an Event, you can now make SPLITS and every Event will have your FX within it!
And here are the 5 separated Events with the NEAT Video noise reduction in each one.
A DI is a Digital Intermediary, so this would be you preparing denoised footage ready to go.
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Unless you really, really do need to Denoise at the Timeline, Event-by-Event, how about just adding the FX at the Media Level? Then whatever Edit decisions you’ve made will have your Denoise already in it? Just an alternative thought. Of course you could always prepare the Denoised material in a DI and then use that? ????
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[Steven R. Blake] “When anyone talks besides the person at the podium I want to take the wide shot..”
Hi Steven! Let me understand this, for me, you wish the Video to dictate/select an alternative Audio Stream? Yes? So Video, using a Script, automatically triggers the “other” Audio?
Have I got this correct?
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T[Omer Aydin] “It’s social skills Graham. Don’t be like a passive aggressive gov employee :PPP”
Thank you for your advice. Always willing to learn.
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