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  • Marcin Wojtas

    March 29, 2020 at 10:04 pm in reply to: Align Paragraph Text to middle of box?

    Thomas – this works great. Thank you for this 🙂

  • Marcin Wojtas

    March 20, 2014 at 2:07 pm in reply to: Timecode in DNxHD and Cineform

    Thanks again, I really apreciate your time spending about my problem. Problem depends on media I transcode. With Canon EOS 60D MOV files TC at the head of footage is 0:00:00 and with the AVCHD (SONY HXR-NX5) TC is not correct. In one clip it should start with TC 16:28:20:00 (it is set to base on the time of taking footage in my camera – GMT+1 – POLAND) (and it starts like that when I convert with Cineform converter instead of Prelude). But when I convert (either cineform or DNxHD codec) with prelude TC starts with 8:08:42:03. First i thought it is TimeZone problem but it seems not because ofset is not just hours but also minutes and seconds. The above takes place when I use all AVCHD file structure right from my SD card. When I use only AVCHD movie files (.mt2s/.mts) that are copied to my hard drive without all the AVCHD file structure TC also starts with )0:00:00:00 like MOV files form canon eos.

    And those are non-drop frame footages. AVCHDs are 1080i50 and MOVs are 1080p25

    Any ideas?

  • Marcin Wojtas

    March 20, 2014 at 11:39 am in reply to: Timecode in DNxHD and Cineform

    Ok, thank you very much that you try to help me. I’ve checked what you wrote and behaviour using prelude with cineform codec is the same as with DNxHD so it seems that problem is at the prelude side. Next question is what is that problem. Do you use Prelude to transode your files? Does it deal with timecode right?

  • Marcin Wojtas

    March 19, 2014 at 4:28 pm in reply to: Timecode in DNxHD and Cineform

    I use old cineform before it was bought by GoPro. I try to convert to DNxHD with Adobe Prelude.

  • I’m sorry for my double post.

  • Dylan,
    thanks for your workaround, it really works. What i ‘ve found is that in my case the problem occurs when I try to use MBL on a clip that is rendered. If you delete work area render files it works agains.

    What might be interesting, when I open new project with rendered clip and use MBL editor I got picture from even previously opened project. It seems that MBL can’t take a picture from rendered clip.

  • Marcin Wojtas

    July 17, 2009 at 8:25 am in reply to: How to create such a movie

    Hi, I’m back with sth new I’d like to discover how to make it 🙂 The movie is here https://vimeo.com/1929007 and the effect I wonder how to make it is at 0:24. Any ideas?

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  • Marcin Wojtas

    March 31, 2009 at 10:22 pm in reply to: How to create such a movie

    Thanks in a spare time I’ll try to achieve such a look

    Have a nice day!

  • Marcin Wojtas

    July 26, 2008 at 6:01 am in reply to: Alpha Channel

    Thanks for your respond. I have already worked it out a bit another way. Everyting I did Was just render with ‘Loseless with Alpha’ output module and that’s working well enought for me for now. But I will surele watch these tutorials.

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