Ken Mitchell
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Why? Well of course a 3 drive/raid 5 would make a huge difference due to the fact that data loss due to drive failure would be minimized without reducing speed. We use them successfully all of the time.
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If you have After Effects you could track the matte with Mocha and replace the whole sky. Depends on how much time you want to put into it. I’d probably reshoot.
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My i7 renders 2-3 times faster than my i-5.
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You might want to put in a 2 or 3 drive raid for your playback files.
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Has anyone tried out the Blackmagic Hyperdeck shuttle2? I would be interested in your opinion.. HDMI and SDI input. With Avid DNXHD 10bit
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If you want a workaround try leaving the timeline native,which would mean leave the timeline 1920×1080 60i (or 1440×1080) 60i. This would be native to your source video. Do not deinterlace. Create a file 1920x 1080 60i upper field as your final product. This will not create motion artifacts.This is still your native resolution. This matches your original footage. If you play this master back on your computer using VLC Player it will look interlaced however then turn the deinterlacing on in the VLC player and watch it again. See if you are getting the desired result. If you do get the proper look your next step would be to use adaptive deinterlacing on your interlaced master to create your progressive master.You don’t want to deinterlace the hole picture just the action.Autodesk Cleaner, or Virtual Dub (free) will do this for you nicely. Now you have a 1920×1080 29 Progressive master which will convert very nicely to a DVD,progressive or interlaced. Without deinterlacing the whole picture instead of just what you need.
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Are you editing in HDV 1440×1080 Preset. Turn the deinterlace method to none. Make sure you keep your output to upper field. Don’t deinterlace your footage.
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Are the typefaces opentype or truetype? Try running the fonts thru Fontographer and clean up the edges.
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If you are just trying to capture the screen only try using a screen capture program.
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You might try it. I have never had to copy all of the files over. It seemed to find the audio files…