Tero Ahlfors
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I checked it out and the XDCAM HD 422 50 codec seems to be square pixel 1920×1080 the lower bitrate ones are 1440×1080.
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Right click -> Replace with After Effects composition
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This really doesn’t help now, but the photographer should force file naming on the camera. It makes dealing with the files easier if the A camera starts it’s numbering at 1000 and B camera at 2000 etc.
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If I remember correctly XDCAM codec is specced at 1440×1080. If you need to render out with a 1:1 PAR you’ll need to use another codec.
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Precomp or render it, then try again. Why don’t you just mess around with the Warp Stabilizer settings to fine tune it?
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[Shane Ross] “Can you believe that? Only support for external monitor via a specific graphics card.”
Only support for external monitor via an insanely expensive, specific and kinda rare graphics card.
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Copy the clip you want to glow to an upper video track. Add a gaussian blur to it and set the blend mode to add and turn the opacity down. Fine tune the blur and opacity and you got the classic “instant sex” glamour glow.
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Nope. I always make a copy of the clip to another video track or sequence when I’m dynamic linking.
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Try giving more RAM to other applications.
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If you render uncompressed you’ll get huge files. Try making a motion jpeg or png compressed quicktime to bring the size down a bit.