Margus Voll
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Fast, i would think of is to reconvert initial prorez to something that is mov but has different compression.
Like uncompressed tif etc as a compressor, if you think replacing initial file is a problem there.Make backup from your original file 🙂 so you will not overwrite it.
I have not tested it like this but generally just replace original mov with other mov in media pool or
on your drive.Corrections etc should be the same as you only change source codec.
In the other hand if you see that the result only gets different then just render out in less “shifting”
format.Did you get better results with uncompressed source or output. Did you make small test ?
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I did today some stabilizing shots with another software and prorez.
All renders come out some what “brigther”.
I have not looked into it with Resolve but generally i’d say
prores shifts a lot.Always go uncompressed when possible 🙂
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If you make uncompressed frame how it goes then ?
In my experience with prorez there is some sort of gamma shift.
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What i meant was that private person probably could not do it at current time.
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You should not talk confidential stuff here if you have trusted some information!
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Margus
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I have a separate room but no cooling there so i have to open its door when not sound recording.
I have one case which is pretty silent even with laptop hdd. mATX but not to much noise.
Zalman vent on cpu. Water would be pointless cost in mind.I can do it all. As i mentioned out of curiosity i asked.
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In my current setup machines are in the same room.
Mac pro is pretty silent compared to pc. This is why i asked.I have setup that i would try out but asked just out of interest.
It would be eazy to put all stuff away to other room but not just now.
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Margus