Todd Perchert
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No. Waveform looks fine. Can stop playing and start playing again where it stopped and it will play for a few seconds again and then drop.
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Thanks Tod! Good to note. In this case, these are just single stereo tracks. Intrepreted them to 2 mono tracks with same results. I didn’t put specs…. This is PPro v22.6.2 on Windows 10 Ent – 24 core Threadripper 3.79 Ghz, 128GB RAM and RTX 2080 Ti.
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I agree with Walter – Unmult.
https://support.maxon.net/hc/en-us/articles/360010345194-Where-can-I-get-Unmult-
TC
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Rendering with Hardware Encoding in AME? Try switching to Software. Take longer to render, but may work without removing any effects or video.
TC
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Yeah. That’s what I’ll have to do and do some workarounds to get it right. AE Expressions would be better, but I don’t have time to mess with those.
Thanks for input.
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I would think that AVID MC should be able to read them, but that’s not a definite. Have you tried Handbrake? Just to see if that will read/transcode the files correctly. Not sure why VLC would give a split screen of both fields.
TC
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Best guess is that the footage was really a variable frame rate, but who knows…. I would try using something like Handbrake to transcode to a constant frame rate and see if that works.
TC
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ProRes 422 HQ will give you a better start – less compression and better editing experience. Editing H.264 can be CPU intensive and re-compressing the H.264 can result in less than desirable results if you compress too much. However, you will quickly find out that keeping all that ProRes footage will soon fill hard drives, fast.
You will want to keep H.264 as your delivery video. Most people will be relying on Windows Media Player or consumer electronics to play back the video. Most will not play back ProRes video files. Plus, bitrate may be too much for many thumb drives.
So, if you think you will continue to have enough storage for ProRes files, I’d say go for it as a acquisition format. But, you may soon find out that storage will be your biggest problem.
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If you post the specs, complete specs, someone may be able to help you better. MXF and MOV are just containers, there can be any number of video codecs within those containers – including codecs with alpha channel information.
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No. It’s not possible.