Jack Zhang
July 17th, 2016, 11:02 AM
Well, QT for Windows dying just made my situation with a legacy After Effects CS4 workflow extremely interesting.
We'll be capturing green screen footage in XDCAM HD422 at 1080i then keying it in After Effects. But AE CS4 9.0.3 only accepts native XDCAM HD (NOT 422) import.
So with Quicktime dead, I was going to use Photo - JPEG as my intermediate, but I can't anymore. The only solution I can see working to retain the keying quality is a PNG image sequence.
I've also been getting non stop spam search results seeing if there's a solution, with all these potentially dangerous MXF "video converters" that could be malware.
I'm going to have massive filesizes for my intermediates with this current method. Legacy systems got SO screwed by QT dying.
We'll be capturing green screen footage in XDCAM HD422 at 1080i then keying it in After Effects. But AE CS4 9.0.3 only accepts native XDCAM HD (NOT 422) import.
So with Quicktime dead, I was going to use Photo - JPEG as my intermediate, but I can't anymore. The only solution I can see working to retain the keying quality is a PNG image sequence.
I've also been getting non stop spam search results seeing if there's a solution, with all these potentially dangerous MXF "video converters" that could be malware.
I'm going to have massive filesizes for my intermediates with this current method. Legacy systems got SO screwed by QT dying.