Tero Ahlfors
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146 megs for 6 minutes isn’t that much. You can drop the bitrate down if you want to get a smaller file. It does lower the quality too.
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[Noah Kadner] “Sweet – the UI takes me back to those heady OSX Jaguar glory days.”
I had some Premiere 6.5 flashbacks. Oh god.
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If it creates a new track then it doesn’t match the configuration of the other tracks eg. you can’t put a mono track on a stereo track so it’ll have to create a new mono track.
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I would’ve shot/edited this in a way you wouldn’t see the camera crew. I don’t know what’s happening in the shot movement wise but you’ll probably have some rotoscoping to do to clean up the background.
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It is an out of sync warning. If you unlink video from the audio and move either one separately this warning tells you that the audio and video of the clip are out of sync.
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Import the file, open it up in the source monitor, mark in and out for the bit you need and then export it out.
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4K is a very wide term and depending on what format that 4K is in it can be cheap or it can be very expensive.
Is the 4K:
-Uncompressed? TIFF, DPX, EXR. You’ll need insanely fast drives to work with these.
-RAW? R3D, Arri, CinemaDNG, etc. You’ll need a combination of fast CPU and GPU to work with these. Depending on the compression you’ll probably need SSDs for media drives.
-Nicely compressed? Prores, DNxHD, other “visually lossless” pro formats. These work pretty nicely with basic hardware up until you want to put effects on them.
-Heavily compressed? H264, H265 usually from DSLRs or cheapo cameras. These are usually really, really intensive to decode even on faster hardware and I would suggest to transcode these to better codecs like DNxHD or Prores.Also do you need to run these in full res or can you work in half/quarter/eighth quality? Do you want to use proxies? This can bring the requirements down a bit.
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You need to buy RAM sticks that work with your motherboard.
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[joseph farina] “It seems the h.264 setting was a mismatch with that aspect ratio.”
If I remember correctly the Quicktime version of H264 is limited to 2000×2000 resolution.