Steve Mullen
March 1st, 2012, 08:41 PM
I should have posted this information on a new thread. But, I posted it on a dormant thread. Sorry.
You can get a short sample -- 4 files -- from JVC:
JVC Professional Europe - GY-HMQ10E 4K2K HD Camcorder - JVC Professional catalogue : product details (http://www.jvcpro.co.uk/jpe/en/global/product.3533.140.html)
I imported into FCP into 4 tracks and used the motion filter to move into place in a 3240x2160 ProRes 422 sequence.
For details of how to this, see my post at the end of the "other" GY-HM thread.
Attached is a screenshot of the Timeline.
Because I already expected a problem with QuadHD in FCP X, I put a circle wipe in my sample.
The problem is that FCP X does not have a QuadHD PRESET. So I used the 4096x2160 PRESET.
This leads to "issues" I'm working on.
You can see a QuadHD sample I uploaded to YouTube. To do this, I exported QuadHD H.264/AVC at 144Mbps from FCP X. (That took a bit of work because this SHOULD require AVC Profile 5.2 which isn't available.)
2160p29.97 @ 144Mbps encoded by X264 from FCP X - YouTube
Yes -- you can upload 4K, but you can only view at 1080p.
You can get a short sample -- 4 files -- from JVC:
JVC Professional Europe - GY-HMQ10E 4K2K HD Camcorder - JVC Professional catalogue : product details (http://www.jvcpro.co.uk/jpe/en/global/product.3533.140.html)
I imported into FCP into 4 tracks and used the motion filter to move into place in a 3240x2160 ProRes 422 sequence.
For details of how to this, see my post at the end of the "other" GY-HM thread.
Attached is a screenshot of the Timeline.
Because I already expected a problem with QuadHD in FCP X, I put a circle wipe in my sample.
The problem is that FCP X does not have a QuadHD PRESET. So I used the 4096x2160 PRESET.
This leads to "issues" I'm working on.
You can see a QuadHD sample I uploaded to YouTube. To do this, I exported QuadHD H.264/AVC at 144Mbps from FCP X. (That took a bit of work because this SHOULD require AVC Profile 5.2 which isn't available.)
2160p29.97 @ 144Mbps encoded by X264 from FCP X - YouTube
Yes -- you can upload 4K, but you can only view at 1080p.