Robert Young
May 3rd, 2008, 01:21 PM
I understand that Prospect HD Link converts and brings 8 bit 4:2:0 footage into a Prospect HD project as an extrapolated 10 bit 4:2:2 clip.
My question is what happens when you import an Aspect HD 8 bit CFHD.avi into the Prospect HD timeline? Does it remain "8 bit", or does Prospect handle the clip in 10 bit format for purposes of manipulation (e.g. color correction), rendering, and transcoding (DVD, etc.) from the timeline.
In other words: If I want the full benefit of the ProspectHD 10 bit features, do all of the clips need to be originally converted to CFHD by Prospect? Can I use pre-existing Aspect CFHD clips, or do I need to go back and recapture those clips in Prospect HD Link?
My question is what happens when you import an Aspect HD 8 bit CFHD.avi into the Prospect HD timeline? Does it remain "8 bit", or does Prospect handle the clip in 10 bit format for purposes of manipulation (e.g. color correction), rendering, and transcoding (DVD, etc.) from the timeline.
In other words: If I want the full benefit of the ProspectHD 10 bit features, do all of the clips need to be originally converted to CFHD by Prospect? Can I use pre-existing Aspect CFHD clips, or do I need to go back and recapture those clips in Prospect HD Link?