Mark Rothman
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So what will happen if I open a CS4 file with a Red filter in CS5? Will it crash or just ignore the Red filter?
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Sure. Did you paint that on the background?
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Thanks Matthew, but I meant like painting on an image with a wide paintbrush … with bristles. Maybe use some kind of streaky background mixed somehow with the original image so the edge is streaky as the paint edge moves along?
Does that make sense?
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Matt, did you find out if there’s any chance of getting Red support for H.264-encoded mp4 files?
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I’m not sure if it’s imported as a still, but it’s definitely motion-free. I’ve sent another sample.
Thanks.
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Matt, with “all files” checked I can see and import my mp4 files … but they won’t play. I sent you another file to see if they play for you.
Thanks.
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Matt, I sent you an MP4 sample. Did you get it?
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Peter, changing the extension from .mpeg to .mpg worked for my HDV camcorder files but RED really doesn’t like the movies. They barely play.
They’re 1080i resolution, but when I import them into a 720p file in Premiere and apply a Boris filter, RED is delighted with them. Can you recommend a file format for me to transcode my camcorder files into so that RED can import them and they’ll match the 720p resolution?
Using Adobe Media Encoder I tried converting to a 720p H.264 file, but RED didn’t recognize the .mp4 extension and couldn’t read the file if I changed the extension to .mpg.
I’m on WinXP. Thanks for your help.
Mark
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Peter, either standalone or from CS3, my HDV files don’t show up in RED’s import dialog — only .mov, .avi, .mpg and a few others. Are they supposed to? Is there some other HD video format RED will import directly?
If not, is there a workaround?
Thanks,
Mark
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Matt, did upgrading to 4.3 solve your problem? If not, what did? I have a similar problem that showed up out of nowhere, but upgrading didn’t help me and I’ve run out of ideas …