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Re: CineWave or AJA I/O ?
by John Christie on Dec 4, 2003 at 5:25:51 pm

From Wally - CineWave can capture and edit in a 10bit timeline. Actually, CineWave can edit in an 8bit, 10bit and 16bit timeline. In addition, you can mix PhotoJPEG, DV, DV50, 8bit, 10bit and 16bit in one timeline in realtime with the RT Pro license.

Hey Wally

How do you set your sequence settings to handle 10 bit material? Do youget all the RT stuff that you get with 8 bit?

Cheers

John C

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