Working with HDV media on Mac, FCP
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I wish society would have gone the direction of the HD format instead of the BD format. Had everybody gone with HD, none of this would be an issue and Apple programs would work seemlessly creating HD DVDs. Now we're stuck back in the 90s creating SD DVDs because society didn't have enough foresight in seeing the grip SONY would have on BD. Make BD files? So what, you still can't truly author a BD without overly priced programs or paying SONY a license fee.
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great tut, thanks.
However, I wonder way you don't set the quality slider in mpeg streamclip to 100%. Does it not make a difference and also should one not choose the multiple pass encoding. I would have thought we need the best quality footage after conversion.
cheers and thank you again
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HDV 1080i field dominance is upper (odd) whereas DV is lower (even).
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why do you left upper field first?
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sammydehaan 10 months ago
@sammydehaan if you can hold of any old Apple Developer connection dvds they usually have and an Apple Firewire SDK pkgs.
monyx1101 10 months ago
Would You do the same thing with Hv20 NTSC and would it also work if I didnt have FCP but Premiere Pro? I am having a difficult time because I am using Premiere Pro to capture and when I try to export it, it doesnt look as good as it did in premiere pro.
cornhusker26 2 years ago
ntsc same principle. Can't comment on PP - never used it. I'd be checking export settings carefully - many of options encoding affect quality e.g. CBR/VBR, bitrate setting, 2-pass, whether it be WMV, h.264 or mpeg2 for DVD
monyx1101 2 years ago
Your video changed my life ...
I had a PAL Sony HDV cam ... but it got ruined ... Brought my tapes home to Canada ... & amazingly, they played in my buddy's Sony HDV ... & I'm currently dumping in NTSC, since that's actually the make of my friend's camera ...
Will this cause me any troubles or lose much quality in the process? ... It's not your every-day problem ~ hoping you'd know ... Thanks for all!
esldave 2 years ago
Are you sure it's dumping in NTSC? I would've thought the editor would have to do the conversion rendering to another format. You've got gd colour and res in PAL but a slower frame rate - any conversion is going to be cost in quality. May try a direct transfer using DVHSCap then load the clips and see what their native format is.
monyx1101 2 years ago