Ken Mitchell
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What BM products have you had a problem with? I have been using them since the very beginning and if a problem popped up I sent them an email or called the us office and the problem was resolved. Premiere CS4 has always been rock solid on capture and playback.. but that was on a computer with nothing else on it so it was under the best circumstances.
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You can always get a handy free program called MEDIA INFO..
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I had read that the backfocus issue is a problem with some NX5U cameras. I was considering a purchase.. would be very interested in Sony’s reply.
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you may want to download a free program such as Mediainfo and drop the .mxf file in it to confirm the use of the avid codec. It may be DVCPROHD,which would require a codec from Raylight. Did he create this file on a mac? I have had some problems importing .mxf files created on a mac.
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The DNXHD codec is for HD. You should be able to us Avid Meridian compressed or uncompressed for SD.
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Some ProRes files for some reason will not import if the source is an external drive. You might try copying it to an internal drive.
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If you unzipped it and installed it..You should be able to output an
avid DNXHD .mov quicktime when you go to render output in vegas. -
Vegas production assistant does good batch transcoding.
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You can always create a .mp4 in Vegas.. Then just change the file extension from .mp4 to .mov… It will play in the quicktime player and will read as a quicktime .h264 quicktime.
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Final Cut always had a nice little feature. When you drag a clip to the right a menu will pop up with options .. drop in with cut / dissolve/
replace clip etc. Might be kind of handy if they would put some icons on a pop up menu.