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  • Hi,
    did you solve that? I also try to render files for studio but we never get it work out of premiere (PC) or any other…

    Tobias.

  • Tobias Trummer

    October 10, 2011 at 2:23 pm in reply to: render settings for Hyperdeck

    Is there any proofed workflow to render videofiles for hyperdeck (studio)?
    Any help appreciated…

  • Tobias Trummer

    September 13, 2011 at 11:48 am in reply to: Hyperdeck Shuttle bit rate

    we tried many different combinations but we did not get it work. what render settings do we have to choose to get a working file for playback on Hyperdeck Shuttle.
    Does Hyperdeck Studio have other capabilities according that?

  • Tobias Trummer

    June 30, 2011 at 12:17 pm in reply to: frame-rate converting tool

    Jeff,

    we tested both: MC and Carbon. None of these was as good as Telestream. But Telestream only is useful for frameblending. we have negative experiences whith motioncompensation or other advanced methods when aplying it to “heavy” material. There are too much errors. not useful for a standardtool for standard conversion.

    What I mean there is a lack between the 1K and the 50K (and corresponding the quality!) that’s beeing filled… for what I found.

    AviSynth could do it as you can remodel almost every algorithm within it. But that’s hard to find out.

    Tobias.

  • Tobias Trummer

    June 30, 2011 at 7:34 am in reply to: frame-rate converting tool

    We also try AVISynth. But that’s a hard and long road to find the right plugIns and then write the right code with the best parameters…
    If anybody has a Input for that… you’re welcome.

    Tobias.

  • Tobias Trummer

    June 30, 2011 at 7:32 am in reply to: frame-rate converting tool

    Hi, thank you Jeff.
    Is that all?? 50K against 1K ? My searchings seem to lead to the same results.
    I guess there must be a 7-10K software out there…
    Even Carbon or MC do worse than Episode. Also any NLE.

    I’ve heard about a PlugIn to Carbon of a Mexican software – but I forgot the name. It’s very hard to find things in the https://www these days.

    More, more please!

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