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  • Greg Janza

    April 29, 2019 at 4:34 pm in reply to: 5 Days and no posts?

    [Neil Goodman] “FB is horrible.

    All I see on there regarding NLE’s is.. “whats better ? Mac or PC?””

    You’re simply not going to the more focused forums then. There’s a wealth of great information and problem solving happening on the Facebook professional forums. And there’s virtually no Mac vs PC debate which is refreshing.

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  • Greg Janza

    April 27, 2019 at 10:38 pm in reply to: 5 Days and no posts?

    The Facebook professional forums are quickly evolving into the primary location for dialogue and one primary reason for that is the user interface. It’s tailor made for quick question and answers and easy notifications.

    No disrepsect intended to the fantastic community that has thrived here for so long but it is what it is. In addition, this shift has occurred simultaneously with the death of the NLE debate.

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  • Greg Janza

    April 11, 2019 at 5:06 am in reply to: Resolve 16

    Something that doesn’t get mentioned enough in these discussions about new NLE releases is how fully developed post ecosystems really can’t participate in the testing of the waters.

    A robust post facility with multiple seats is fully committed to whatever software they’ve decided to go with. Currently for many facilities working in corporate communications that’s Adobe. For films and tv it’s Avid.

    In addition, these operations rely heavily on the local freelance pool of talent to fill their editorial needs. And when looking from this perspective there would have to be a very good reason to switch since it would involve not only changing the software but also it would require mandating to freelancers that they all become proficient on new software.

    When FCP7 exited the scene it was a forced re-assessment of what software should be used but now that Adobe has become the dominate platform (and Avid continuing it’s long time domination in tv/film) there would appear to be very little motivation to abandon a fully developed ecosystem.

    I’m not saying that Resolve isn’t a fantastic piece of software. It is and I would be happy to work on it. But when working with larger operations this just isn’t going to happen any time soon.

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  • get adobe rush. It’ll do exactly what you want.

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  • Greg Janza

    April 8, 2019 at 8:08 pm in reply to: Resolve 16

    [Andrew Kimery] “Wow, hard pass on the $1000 keyboard.

    Unless that keyboard can allow me to work while sunning at the beach, it’s insanely overpriced. Hell, I thought my Das Keyboard was expensive at $150.

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  • While Premiere can edit with H264 by no means should you. All H264 media should be transcoded to pro res, dnxhd or cineform.

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  • Do one more step and transcode all your media to an edit friendly codec. Editing phone media is problematic and should be avoided.

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  • Greg Janza

    April 5, 2019 at 4:47 pm in reply to: ProRes RAW in other NLEs

    The future is open source systems and not proprietary components.

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  • Greg Janza

    April 5, 2019 at 4:11 am in reply to: ProRes RAW in other NLEs

    Has anyone actually worked on a project shot in Pro Res Raw? It feels like a phantom format that no one is using.

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  • Greg Janza

    April 5, 2019 at 4:07 am in reply to: Long loading time

    If Premiere is running optimally it should take no more than a couple minutes to load any project.

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