Uli Plank
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You’ll need to de-interlace or do a interlaced downscale (try Compressor
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Uli Plank
February 13, 2007 at 8:34 am in reply to: Is it still compressed when taken out of the BNC?There is something light and portable
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Uli Plank
February 13, 2007 at 8:31 am in reply to: Is it still compressed when taken out of the BNC?Depends on your hardware. If you have a disk array capable of uncompressed SD in 4:4:4, you could downconvert first without loosing anything. If not, I’d rather key in native DVCProHD and downconvert later ro conceal minor artefacts.
Regards,
Uli
Author of “DVDs gestalten und produzieren”, a book on professional DVD-authoring in German.
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Uli Plank
February 12, 2007 at 7:49 pm in reply to: Is it still compressed when taken out of the BNC?If you are aiming for SD in the end: Yes, it will help a lot!
The HVX200 can record in 4:2:2 (better color resolution) plus it’s HD, so every little artefact on the edges of the key will be scaled down (hopefully into oblivion) when converting the final composite to SD.
Regards,
Uli
Author of “DVDs gestalten und produzieren”, a book on professional DVD-authoring in German.
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Uli Plank
February 12, 2007 at 7:45 pm in reply to: Best way to pull a good green/blue screen with a DVX100-B camera?Regarding lighting and shooting, please google for blue- and greenscreen, there’s tons of info about that.
And, yes, DV sucks for that purpose, but try DV Matte Pro from DV Garage, it should help for a decent price.
Regards,
Uli
Author of “DVDs gestalten und produzieren”, a book on professional DVD-authoring in German.
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Uli Plank
February 12, 2007 at 7:40 pm in reply to: Any non FCP way to capture native HDV? also OT forum view has changed..I’m not sure I understand what you really want to do. You can’t use those native streams in FCE directly. One thing you can do: Get MPEG Streamclip too (free again) and convert your native HDV stream into something you can use in FCE, like DV. Is this what you are looking for?
Regards,
Uli
Author of “DVDs gestalten und produzieren”, a book on professional DVD-authoring in German.
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Uli Plank
February 12, 2007 at 10:54 am in reply to: Any non FCP way to capture native HDV? also OT forum view has changed..Get the free DVHS-Cap from Apple (part of the developer stuff). It can capture incoming HDV native as an MPEG-Stream.
Regards,
Uli
Author of “DVDs gestalten und produzieren”, a book on professional DVD-authoring in German.
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Thanks to everyone politely avoiding comments on my mistake 😉
Uli
Author of “DVDs gestalten und produzieren”, a book on professional DVD-authoring in German.
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For home use? With DV and HDV?
Get a new iMac and use iMovie if you don’t want to do much learning. Get Final Cut Express if you are into something more powerful and ready to do some studying of manuals and lots of helpful stuff on the net.Believe me, I’ve been working with PCs and Macs for 20 years, and there’s nothing in same price range that can beat the Mac experience. Yes, Avid on a PC is a serious editing system, but that means serious $$$.
Regards,
Uli
Author of “DVDs gestalten und produzieren”, a book on professional DVD-authoring in German.
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Which device was used for recording the audio? Was it synced? Even digital devices can run out of sync with time, if they don’t have a reference signal.
Regards,
Uli
Author of “DVDs gestalten und produzieren”, a book on professional DVD-authoring in German.