Jonnie Lewis
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Jonnie Lewis
May 22, 2014 at 12:45 pm in reply to: Premiere Pro Audio Levels/Audio Loudness for BroadcastHi Chris,
Thanks for this tip. Any other info regarding the other specs?
Audio Levels:
Audio reference lineup should be -18dBfs (0 dBu / UK ppm 4)
Peak program level should not exceed -10dBfs (+8dBu / UK ppm 6)
Speech should be between -18dBfs to 13 dBfs (UK ppm 3 to 5)Many thanks again.
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Ah, just worked it out. If there’s an outline where the title is about to be dropped, it’ll split the video footage and if there’s a solid dark grey block, it’ll be overlayed.
Hope that’s it!
Che
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Hi Jeff,
Brilliant reply. Thanks very much for taking the time to come back with such a useful response.
Many thanks again.
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Thanks!
I ended up using convertfiles.com to create a WMV for them to use, though Flip4Mac looks increasingly like something I’m going to have to invest in.
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Jonnie Lewis
February 14, 2013 at 4:15 pm in reply to: Creation of Clocks/Slates and use of Bars/TonesGreat – thanks for the help 🙂
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Jonnie Lewis
February 14, 2013 at 1:16 pm in reply to: Creation of Clocks/Slates and use of Bars/TonesI went about creating my own clock in After Effects, based on another example which someone very kindly posted up on another forum.
For the purpose of a test, I created this “30 sec ad template” in After Effects and Premiere Pro CS6. Obviously the slate info could change depending on what each network wanted.
Bars and tone for 5 secs, clock for 28 secs, 2-pop and black screen for 2 secs, 30 sec ad, 5 secs of black frames at end:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6oNdeS3xAE
Do you think this sort of thing will be acceptable to broadcasters?
On another note – I didn’t realise Ad-ID’s had to be licensed to each agency until today. Do broadcasters always look for them or are they optional?
Cheers again.
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Jonnie Lewis
February 13, 2013 at 4:58 pm in reply to: Creation of Clocks/Slates and use of Bars/TonesThanks for the reply – appreciate it. That’s cleared up bars and tones for me!
I use Premiere Pro and After Effects so I’ve posted on Yahoo groups to see if somebody has one that I can use. Any other ideas as to where I might find a clock template for PPro/AE?
Thanks again – appreciate the help.
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Would just like to add that this thread has helped me out a bunch as well.
Got ProRes codecs working with the CS6 version of Adobe Media Encoder now.
Only problem I had was that I didn’t have a QuickTime folder in my Library so I didn’t know where to put the component files. Turned out you can just make the folder yourself and it still works.
Thanks a bunch.
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Jonnie Lewis
January 20, 2013 at 10:06 pm in reply to: Wired lav mic for use with 5DMKIII/Zoom/TascamThat seems like it could be pretty perfect for my needs. Thanks a lot!
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Jonnie Lewis
January 20, 2013 at 12:27 pm in reply to: Wired lav mic for use with 5DMKIII/Zoom/TascamHi Eric,
Thanks for the reply.
I seem to be leaning towards investing in a wired lav for the meantime, and an external audio recorder later.
If I stick to 1/8th cables/jacks, am I able to safely run these along side each other without fear of interference? And do you know if the Tascam/Zoom external recorders can accept multiple 3.5mm inputs?
Many thanks again,
Jonnie.