I believe some smart tech at Adobe can fix this simply, but, most techs on the phone verge on the incompetent. But, you need sometimes to watch the speed of say a car or tram and alter it to 85% as the Mark II canon 5D travels at 30fps and taking off the timeline unaltered can be unsmooth for a Canon HV 20 running at 25fps. Some if not all of the clips on a 35 min project was simply stunning. in Premiere Pro 1.5.1, you can alter the speed of the clips on the timeline if it appears too unsmooth ? Well, you can take it onto the timeline and render the lot and go to sleep for 5 hours.
#Mainconcept mpeg encoder v1.5.1 full
Has anyone determined a transcoding process that provides full HD quality while maintaining any ability to scrub and edit Canon 5D mark II video in Premiere CS4? MPEG2 Blu-Ray: 1920x1080,23.976 fps, Progressive, Quality 5, no audio, VBR 2-pass, bitrate setings of 25 min 35 target 40 max. I'm currently testing the following output format in AME:
#Mainconcept mpeg encoder v1.5.1 1080p
If I start a project in Premiere CS4 using the HDCAM EX 1080p presets, what is the corresponding Media Encoder format to choose for converting my clips before importing to Premiere? I don't see that option as shown on the Mac from my Vista box using either Adobe Media Encoder CS4 or MPEG Streamclip v1.2. what is the most efficient format to transcode into?Ī tutorial on Vimeo for Final Cut Pro on a mac mentions HDCAM EX as a format to use.
I've heard that transcoding the H.264 40Mbps videos to another format allows a better editing experience.ĭell Precision 690, 1 quad-core 3GHz processor, 12GB RAM, 15000 rpm SAS system drive, 1TB SATA video disk (non-RAID), 1TB SATA temp disk (non-RAID), Quadro FX 3500 graphics card (non-CUDA unfortunately) QT Pro v7.5 plays my 5Dm2 native video files just fine.
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