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  • Sam Hackstein

    May 20, 2013 at 6:10 pm in reply to: Does the IMPORT quality affect the EXPORT quality?

    Found the solution to the darkening problem,

    in import settings choose 601 SD or 709 HD
    under < File Pixel to Video Mapping > (mine was at Computer RGB (0-255)

  • Sam Hackstein

    May 20, 2013 at 6:04 pm in reply to: Does the IMPORT quality affect the EXPORT quality?

    Yeah, the resolution stays the same. When I import there is one pop up that pops up and it says something like This thing must be converted and I can click on PAL or NTSC. Never got what that does. But that’s some other issue.

    Regarding resolution, yes, it stays the same, no problems there. I was just talking about the compression of MFX files (or ProRes).

    I would have two questions: How do I re-import (what was named “batch import” in the post above) at better quality after I am done editing?

    Another one being: Which the best quality per compression format?

    I when I was looking for answers I stumbled upon the following thread and his problem is that the final output is darker than the source file. I noticed that too. White colors are grey. Not that it’s not fixable, but I wonder how on Earth is it possible that I have to go and color correct?

    https://community.avid.com/forums/p/106861/618739.aspx

  • Sam Hackstein

    April 20, 2013 at 2:36 pm in reply to: Avid changes Audio Quality

    Found it myself going through all the options. Yes, it was the solution.

    Thank you!

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