John Gordon
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Negative…. he can apply the color correction to the media he needs to correct in the project media pool and simply edit, the color correction will only affect what he applies it to and not any other piece of media.
John Gordon
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It seems the workaround for this is to not use the GPU for rendering AVC codec. If your GPU is not on the suppported list, you should be using the CPU for rendering.
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John Gordon
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If you are only making one adjustment for the entire piece of media, then apply the correction at the project media level.
John Gordon
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you could use the secondary color corrector and keyframe the change during the clip.
John Gordon
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use the event pan/crop tool, right click and select match output aspect and then resize there and then use track motion for 3d placements
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you say you shot PAL, make sure you use the correct template for your dvd. (i.e. don’t use NTSC if you are trying to render PAL) As long as you have rendered the correct mpg file, dvda should not have to render anything other than menus.
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all of the edits in the multicam track are takes, so you can right click on the segment and select a different take.
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be sure to just select the video tracks for the multicamera track and exclude the audio so you can edit the audio as you need seperately
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are you rendering a region that included the cut time selection or are you rendering the clip? double click the event to set a region of the clip itself and render that region selection.
John Gordon
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