Daniel Patton
June 28th, 2006, 12:52 PM
Right off I would like to say that the Cineform product is a great solution to HDV editing, I personally promote the product at every turn. However I'm more than a little disappointed in the lack of a direct phone support system, and having to use a forum or online trouble ticket smack in the middle of a short fused project BLOWS.
Now, rant aside... I'm having to rework a project shot on the JVC HD100U and am using the Cineform Aspect HD Build 59 HDlink to ingest the green screen footage for keying in Ultra 2. After ingesting roughly 45 minutes of footage with the HDlink "Preferences" option set to:
"Convert to CineForm Intermediate and keep MPG2-TS files(*.m2t)
I have found that the AVI version of the Cineform ingest is harder to key, and has rough edging around the talent (looks to be compression artifacting, or change in chroma???), compared to the mt2 version. Or am I just imagining things and they pretty much the same.
We would prefer to ingest to Cineform AVI so that we can also use it native in PPro2.
I have the recent release of Cineform build 6 also but have not installed on my system just yet. What exactly does it address?
Thank you!
Now, rant aside... I'm having to rework a project shot on the JVC HD100U and am using the Cineform Aspect HD Build 59 HDlink to ingest the green screen footage for keying in Ultra 2. After ingesting roughly 45 minutes of footage with the HDlink "Preferences" option set to:
"Convert to CineForm Intermediate and keep MPG2-TS files(*.m2t)
I have found that the AVI version of the Cineform ingest is harder to key, and has rough edging around the talent (looks to be compression artifacting, or change in chroma???), compared to the mt2 version. Or am I just imagining things and they pretty much the same.
We would prefer to ingest to Cineform AVI so that we can also use it native in PPro2.
I have the recent release of Cineform build 6 also but have not installed on my system just yet. What exactly does it address?
Thank you!