Jay Friesen
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Yes actually, I did. I’m still using MPEG Streamclip. It works well. The quality is just fine because you identify what codec you want to encode with it. In my case, I encode Quicktime files using Avid’s DNxHD codec which you can download for free from their site. I have other codecs installed like Blackmagic’s stuff as well as others, but Avid’s works great for what I need. HTH.
~ JR
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I have the same setup but get time code in just fine.
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You know, I can’t remember. After looking at the export options in AE, I suspect I simply exported everything as a Premier Pro Project.
I didn’t see any loss, but I don’t know that I looked that hard either. This particular project was super small and my client wanted a lower res version anyway.
I’m sorry I can’t be of much help beyond that. I think I dug up that suggestion on a random DV forum somewhere. In the end it worked great for me, but the project required little editing save for some keying so it might not be the best solution for everyone.
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PPro won’t read them. If your client has After Effects, have him import the footage into AE then out to PPro. I had to do this last week and it worked just fine.