Paul Peltekian
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Did you re-install AVID?
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Great. I love consiracy theories. Post the rest of the video when it’s complete. (unless it is…) Would love to see more.
Nice Work.
-Paul Peltekian
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This one is great! Highly recomend it!
Steve Bayes is the instructor, who has a long history with AVID and instructional training. He helped develop many of the AVID products we all use today.
-p
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I dont think the “industry” we’re in wants to make DVD importing or ripping any easier than it already is.
For those interested in what “HDMI” is go here:
-p
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that all depends on the market you’re in. a symphony editor in Los Angeles can probably pull in around $65-$75/hr. But that too depends on who and for what he is working on. $45 ain’t bad. But you could be demanding more, depending on experience.
-p
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first. make a copy of your 3 minute timeline in a new BIN.
then select DECOMPOSE.
then select all the clips in the bin, once decomposed and select CONSOLIDATE.
once it’s all consolidated, you can delete the original media files.
-pp
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i dont see why not??? unless they plan on keeping the entire pinaccle line.
but i doubt they will. they’ll use some ideas and code and then probably rid themselves
of the headache.who knows that the future holds?
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Digitize the material component directly into your AVID at 1:1. If you can visually see a difference in the picture from the DVD vs. the 1:1, you’re amazing. Chances are you will never see a visual difference and if it matters that much, have the filmmakers deliver a DigiBeta master.
As far as ripping the DVD goes… I know of several programs for Windows XP that will rip the DVD then create an AVI wrapper/pointer file that would point back to a .d2v file. Would could then import that into MC Adrenaline or DVXpressPro. But then it would have to convert the file to an OMFI, blah blah blah. 3 hours later…
You are far better off digitizing at 1:1 in realtime. It’s probably the fastest, cleanest way, without any recompression.
-Paul