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  • Gurpinder Basra

    April 23, 2011 at 5:27 pm in reply to: Transcoding to AIC in Final Cut Pro

    @ David – I understand the point your are making with your statement.

    However, I feel it is wrong on Apple’s part to mislead consumers. Let me give you a comparable situation. When shopping for diamonds, one cannot normally distinguish the difference in clarity, color (cut & carat should be easy to see). We rely on the appraisal and certification to be accurate. Apple’s ‘full import’ should live up to the same standard. Why does it matter? When I wrote contracts for some of my projects, I told my client that I record in 1920×1080 and provide the same in the final format.

  • Gurpinder Basra

    April 23, 2011 at 5:54 am in reply to: Transcoding to AIC in Final Cut Pro

    Thanks to both of you for your responses.

    What is disturbing me is that iMovie ’09 allows me to transcode the AVCHD using it’s “full import” option. It’s disturbing because it sounds as though AIC doesn’t even support 1920×1080/30p format. I’ve done many projects using iMovie ’09 and output them at the aforementioned output thinking I was getting 1920×1080/30p format. It bugs me that iMovie ’09 has probably been stretching out the 1440×1080.

  • Gurpinder Basra

    April 22, 2011 at 5:46 am in reply to: SD card recomendations?

    I’ve used Transcend 32gb class 10 with no problems whatsoever.

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