Paul Neumann
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COW Coins
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Try highlighting one of the .wav’s in the project bin, right click, modify audio and change it to 2 tracks.
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You have CUDA cores on that card. Update the drivers and use them.
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Turn off Multicam Audio follows Video.
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Try just making the matte with the Title tool. Draw a box at whatever size you need. If you keep it white use the luma matte setting with the Track Matte Key. If you make it a color use the alpha matte setting.
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Explain what you mean by “reduced to a black square”.
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So tell me about this. I ain’t that smart.
Make your media easier to manage without the pain of long transcodes. Prelude has worked with the Adobe Media Encoder (AME) team to enable Rewrap to OP1A MXF. Media and clips can now ingest and export faster by avoiding transcoding and/or rendering whenever possible. Using the Match Source preset under the transcode option in the Ingest dialog, AME will extract media from folder based formats, like XDCAM HD, XDCAM EX, AVC-Intra, XAVC, and DNX HD, into one simple MXF file. Using the Match Source preset when exporting a rough cut sequence will rewrap any matching clip rather than rendering or transcoding. Our goal is to save you time, while making your asset management easier.
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Ingest and logging tool (and much more), part of CC.
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Do all that in Prelude. Pick only the shots you want, batch rename and Transfer to a New Destination and you’ll get a rebuild of the AVCHD file structure that only contains your selects. When you import them through Media Browser in PPro they’ll come in with the names you gave them but will retain their original names when viewed any other way.
It’s a much more OCD friendly way to work.
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Use the Media Browser in PPro to see right through the folder structure to only the clips. I edit AVCHD just as it is all the time.
Or use Prelude to see only the clips and transcode them to whatever you want right from there.