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  • Peter Ploegaert

    January 25, 2014 at 10:24 am in reply to: Render issue with multicam clip

    I already tried that, didn’t work. In the end I re-edited the entire sequence using the original edit as template.

  • Peter Ploegaert

    August 12, 2012 at 8:20 pm in reply to: Burning an HD film onto DVD through Compressor 4

    A regular DVD player will not play HD material. You will have to convert it to SD. Seeing that your footage is 25p I think that you are living in a PAL country, the dimensions of your footage will then have to be 720×576 (anamorphic 16×9). In that case the easiest way to get a DVD out of an HD (1080p) source is using the preset / template in compressor. Mind you, this is not the best way (if there is such a thing).

    Also if you are going to DVD, do not render into H.264, in fact never render to H.264 if that is not your delivery format. Just render to Proress and go from there, this will save you a lot of time.

  • First of all thanks for your reply. I do think that it is feature request and I would like Apple to implement it as soon as possible.

    This it the first time I tried X with this kind of editing. In hindsight the time / score was a little to big for my taste (the time and score are a movie I created in after effects, apple animation with alpha, the score is separate psd file).

    Like I said the time and score where a little big, but I noticed this when I already cut up my compound clip and thus creating a number of unlinked compound clips. If I wanted to change the size of my time and score I would have to change this in every single compound clip, so I didn’t….

    The result of my efforts can be viewed here:here Bear in mind that I am an amateur and that this is rush job. Actual editing took about 1h, rendering to disk 8 min, compressor took about 14 min to make it suitable for youtube (source video is 1080i, filmed with a HDR FX1E, recorded directly to disk)

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