Esplanade77
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ParticipantHi Robert,
I’m shooting in HDV, with Premiere Pro CS4.
I wanted to have the very best format since I am working on a project/documentary which will be sold in stores.
What do you recommand ?
March 24, 2009 at 12:19 AM in reply to: Recording in HD to DVD directly thru computer CANON HF11 #184198Esplanade77
ParticipantHi Earl,
If I may ask, what would be your process to downconvert from HD to SD ?
Is there a software dedicated to something like that ? BTW, I use PPro CS4.
Thank’s for your knowledgeable input!
Jean
Esplanade77
ParticipantThank you for your input!
Esplanade77
ParticipantHey DOn !
You helped me from long time ago whenever I needed quick answers, so whenever you’re in the Greater Boston Are, let me know :
I owe you couple of beers! 🙂
Jean
Esplanade77
ParticipantTHank you DOn for your expertise. Highly appreciated.
But now you’re telling us that those files are not really a “must keep”, right ?
Esplanade77
ParticipantThank you sir,
I did follow your advices. It worked perfectly!
Jean
Esplanade77
ParticipantKen,
Merci beaucoup! (being said with my french canadian accent!)
You are a brain on two feet! 🙂
Jean
Esplanade77
ParticipantThank you very much Ken!
Is there any difference between PCI & PCI Express ?
Yes, you are right, I’m gearing up for hi-def. I recently did a documentary shot with my very good (but not HD) camcorder (Panasonix PV-GS300) which I simply love, but once I saw the result on my HD TV, I wanted to throw it away! I’ll let few months go by to see the prices going down on HD Camcorder.
Yes, I was thinking about buying a video card with 512MB on it. With my luck, the very next day I’ll buy it, there’s gonna be a 1G Video card on the market! 🙂
So basically, you mean that you must have Premiere (or any other NLE) on one drive and your project and data on a different drive ? Does that make such a big diff in rendering/saving/working with the project timewise ?
Thnak you for any advice, young man!
Jean
Esplanade77
ParticipantMSmart,
You know your stuff. This is great with the new values.
Thank’s also for the link, I look forward to read about it, since I never realy dealt with “bitrates” before.
Also, thnak’s VLDR for your input. I’ll check out your recommandation too.
Thank’s guys!
Esplanade77
ParticipantHi MSmart!
I downloaded a copy of it. Looks like a freeware which can do a lot!
But the thing is that my original file is about 500Megs. When I convert in MPEG-II it comes donw to a 5 or 7Megs file and the output is very compressed… Where in the program can I tell it to only convert, do not compress anything since I want the best quality for my new file… ?
Thnak’s for your help! (I keep trying different settings)
Jean
Esplanade77
ParticipantAbsolute Video Converter
IMTOO video converter
Total Video Player
Total Video Converter
Some of them have the options to keep the same ration, or not resize, but it doesn’t work…
Esplanade77
ParticipantThank you gentlemen!
My camcorder (Panasonic PV-GS300) DOES record in widescreen mode as well!
So, that makes things easier, eh ?
Thank’s again for your inputs!
Esplanade77
ParticipantThank you Compusolver!
Great options/ideas!
I take good notes and will improve my work thank’s to your input!
Thank’s again!
Jean
Esplanade77
ParticipantHi!
The title says it all 🙂
Can the sound functions of Premiere Pro 2 simulate this or I’d need an external sound software like Audacity and/or Goldwave ?
Thank you in advance! 🙂
Jean
Esplanade77
ParticipantHi Compusolver!
>you can use the motion feature of the video effects window to rock the >image this way and that
Yes, I’m using Premire Pro 2.0 but I might be lost, but I didn’t find that in the effect window.
Can you be more precise ?
Thank you!
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