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July 14th, 2007, 08:09 PM | #1 |
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Using AIC instead of HDV
I have footage of 720p24 from my HD100 and I don't want to use HDV. My last project I converted the HDV to DVCProHD to work in Shake and AE, but I'm wondering if capturing AIC will alleviate 2 compressions before compositing.
I found a work-a-round for capturing using AIC and then using Cinema Tools to convert it to 23.98. Is this the best way for 24? Also, I tried to fool FCP by changing 29.97 to 23.98 in the settings for capture presets. This didn’t do anything to the footage, but the audio was fine. Any thoughts? |
July 15th, 2007, 01:46 AM | #2 |
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I think I finally gave myself an answer. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
1. Capture the footage (firewire from tape) as HDV720p24 into FCP. 2. Edit/Color/Audio 3. Shots needed for AE/Shake->This is where it seems fuzzy. 4. Export (shots needing work) as AIC 720p30. 5. Cinema Tools/ batch convert to 23.98 Should I just export uncompressed out of FCP into Shake/AE and then back out uncompressed into FCP again? I am thinking there will be another compression visible if AIC is dropped into HDV720p24 timeline. If I just export the shots needed as uncompressed, there will only be one compression on re-inserting into the edit. |
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