Steve Brame
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I already use the pancake timeline…even have a Workspace set up for it.
No, this involves my producer/wife, who likes to sit with her tablet writing down in/out times for clips as she watches window burns on her ‘other’ tablet. I then create subclips from that list. I have actually been able to teach her how to place the subclips on a timeline and move them around, but I have to stay nearby because she inevitably will forget how to close a gap or insert a clip…bless her heart. Southerners will get that.
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My favorites are the packages from FilmImpact.
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I’m curious as to why you would export to MP4 with a green plate.
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Just a thought – we too use AVCHD footage, and for years EVERY single update had caused our files to not be recognized, until we change the name of the folder they are in, even adding a ‘dash’ to the folder name.
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Thanks Chris! I actually have been testing for the past few days between Avid and Cineform presets, and I really haven’t been able to visually differentiate between them. I’ve really been leaning toward Avid LB, since it’s still a higher bitrate than my source files. Today I’ll test my normal encode path, which is from the timeline to a YouTube preset, then upload to YouTube and let them do their transcode and see if there are any issues.
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Well, the timeline output will be for YouTube, so YouTube will do it’s own transcode upon upload, but no more than that. I’m mostly concerned with disk space, and wondering if high bitrate ingest transcodes provide a big enough advantage compared to the sheer size of the files created, or if it’s a ‘diminishing returns’ thing.
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Nah…just a Weber Kettle. That’s why I like this plugin, it lets you watch the temps from the editing suite.
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Well, if you happen to be smoking meat while editing, the ‘most’ helpful.
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It’s in the ‘Matte Cleanup’ section – ‘Soften’.
Steve Brame
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