Kuhnen Brown
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We provide video clips like this to our clients all the time using the m-jpeg codec. It’s great for Mac or PC platforms. We recommend transcoding to an intermediate codec like ProRes after receiving the file for editing. This workflow has been very successful.
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Just found the answer to my own question in Craig’s review of the Matrox CopmpressHD here on the Cow.
https://library.creativecow.net/articles/seeman_craig/matrox_compressHD.phpKuhnen
Kuhnen Brown
InterMountain Digital
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Thanks Matthew,
The update did the trick!Kuhnen
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InterMountain Digital
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Kuhnen Brown
February 21, 2010 at 10:38 pm in reply to: Best practices workflow from XDCAM EX + CAT DV + FCP?Hi,
I’ve been using CatDV since version 4. Never has issues with crashing. Currently running version 8.0.8 under Snow Leopard. Works like a charm. In FCP I use the HD sequence settings for XDCam EX 1080p30. The Calibrated Software codec reads the native MP4 clips nicely. Audio? Clear as a bell.
My best,
Kuhnen.Kuhnen Brown
InterMountain Digital
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Kuhnen Brown
February 17, 2010 at 6:13 pm in reply to: Best practices workflow from XDCAM EX + CAT DV + FCP?Hi,
CatDV is the hub of my workflow, eliminating the need for Sony Transfer. Once the BPAV masters are copied to our raid storage using Sony Clip Browser, we create a new catalog in CatDV by importing the MP4’s. This can ONLY happen using the Calibrated Software codec. This is what sets CatDV apart from anything else out there. Once the MP4 clips are imported, use CatDV to log the clips. The magic happens in the next step. Select the individual clips you want to send to Final Cut Pro, and File > Export As > Final Cut Pro XML file. Save it to the desktop, then in FCP, File > Import > XML, and VOILA, the clips are in the browser ready for editing. The XML file is actually importing reference pointers to your MP4 masters.
To really take advantage of other great features in CatDV, check in regularly on its new forum here on the Cow. There are some heavy lifters with great advice.
Hope this helps.
KuhnenKuhnen Brown
InterMountain Digital
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Kuhnen Brown
January 12, 2010 at 7:35 am in reply to: Interested – Do You Use Boris Red in Your FCP Timeline?Got same editing hardware except Kona. Use Boris Red for most compositing and BCC XPlug. Boris presets make workflow abreeze.
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Kuhnen Brown
November 30, 2009 at 9:13 am in reply to: Final Cut Pro crash due to use of BCC 6 pluginFCP 7 crashes consistantly with this error when I apply BCC Extruded Text filter to a slug. Crash occurs when I either render the timeline or export to self contained QT movie.
FCP 7, Snow Leopard, BCC 6.0.4, NVidea GX 285, Mac Pro early 2009
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Have you used the audio monitor adjustment buttons up on the handle?
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Kuhnen Brown
November 23, 2009 at 12:33 am in reply to: BCC FX Plug Latest Update with Flicker and Blur — Installation?i was able to download and install the BCC 6.0.5 FXPlug Update without any problem. My hat is off to Boris for introducing this new BCS “Shader” category of filters. Flicker-and-Shake is just one of several in taking advantage of OS X Open GL. Killer filters !
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Kuhnen Brown
InterMountain Digital
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Hey Clint,
I also have added the MP4 codec, and with CatDV’s ability to export an XML file with selected scenes, it has created a new import workflow with Final Cut Pro. Much easier than relying on Sony Transfer or FCP’s Log and Transfer. Working with XDCam EX MP4 files right off the timeline is killer.
I am interested to hear about the workflow you come up with.
KuhnenKuhnen Brown
InterMountain Digital
Oregon