Sascha Engel
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Can’t be the disc space:2,5 TB Free 🙂
Besides, I do not have the export options like you, if I go to export, I have the option to go to SONY content browser,
and from there I get the window you posted.
No matter to which volume I wanna export to, I get this error log 🙁 -
Getting following error message:
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It refuses to to it in 16 bit, it requires to change to 24-bit TL settings. Any idea why?
Sascha Engel
TIME BANDITZ Productions
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Thanx Shane, I will try it like that
Sascha Engel
TIME BANDITZ Productions
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Hi Christopher,
Thanx for your detailed answer.
We finished the project doing your second way. There were many many re timings in the AVID backed in (all shot on 50 or more fps), so it would have been a nightmare to get them back afterwards. For the future I’d be interested how you can access SONY F5 original card data directly in DaVinci.Here is my workflow I did on this one…maybe it’s worth for somebody else in similar situation:
The finished clip, was rendered out in AVID, uncompressed 10bit 422, then out into an AE project 720p with heavy resizing on most shots and digital dolly moves, since there were not enough CUs, and cleaning up unwanted things in the frame. I output the final from AE again as Uncompressed 4222, then imported into DaVinci, Split it up with EDL, graded the whole thing, then rendered it. Imported the final result to FCPX where I used Neat Video’s brilliant DeNoiser, to work on some of the slow motion shots, since AVID’s Fluid morph retiming often produced ugly digital grain. And from X I did the final output in 720p.
Despite the record companies first announcement that they wanted 720p, they suddenly asked 1080p. Cause we could not do that for all the zoom in shots, I took the whole finished 720p and upscaled it with Red Giants Instant HD. Wow, very nice result. I can really recommend it. Good piece of software.
Et voila, finished is the dish!
Greetings,
Sascha Engel
TIME BANDITZ Productions
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Hi Paul,
Here some remarks:
To 1. When she does that, as I wrote, the clips come in without audio track, muted.
To 2: I have to check with her if she has Prelude, but even if, I guess ProRes won’t be an option, she works on PC. What’s the PC alternative herefor?
To 3: ClipWrap is MAC. I do have it, but she needs a PC alternative. That is why I’m so bad in advising her since I’m a total mac person.
To 4: see Nr.3 – she is on PC
Sascha Engel
TIME BANDITZ Productions
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Same way like Log & Transcode in FCP 7? Where do I find the Media Browser? How do I import then? Do I have to download a specific Plug in for the Panasonic AVCHD files, like in FCP 7?
Thanx.Sascha Engel
TIME BANDITZ Productions
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Yes, the Audio is there. In VLC you can hear the sound and if she takes it through Vegas the sound is audible in PPro.
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Dear Jerome, Jon, Jeremy (wow, how many Js!) and Andreas (da kann ich auch Deutsch sprechen mit Dir ;-),
Thanx for all your inout and serious attempts to help. It was really touching and the only things that made me feel good in all this.
I tried EVERY possible thing (including what Andreas suggested in the last post), but nothing worked.
It’s a nasty bug in X – the HIV of Mac I’d say.
In the end I booted from USB stick and restored my entire drive from TM.
All seems to work ok so far and FCPX is up and running.I still would like to know one day, what this crazy thing might have been.
All the Best guys and Muchos Gracias again!
Greetings,
Sascha Engel
TIME BANDITZ Productions
http://www.youtube.com/taikang -
No, I am running this system on my Hackintosh since half year, mostly totally fine.
If I migrate to new account, is this painless? How would I do that? Will I have to reinstall all my plug ins and everything again or not?
What about the option to start the system from external boot partition and recover from TM?Thanx.
Sascha Engel
TIME BANDITZ Productions
http://www.youtube.com/taikang
