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Re: Matrox Mini w/MAX
by Garrett Gibbons on Sep 3, 2009 at 4:49:42 am

Here's my question: I'm shooting wedding footage with a Canon 5d mk2 (H.264 1080p) that I'm editing for same-day edits to show at the reception in the evening. Right now, the slowest part of my workflow is going from H264 to MPEG-2 when it comes time to burn a DVD. (Most of the reception venues have DVD players but not AV access, otherwise I'd just play through a deck straight from my FCP timeline. DVD is usually a must.)

I know that all of these devices (Matrox Mini Max, etc...) are set up around Blue-ray, but does anyone know of anything designed to speed up the DVD encoding process? That's what I really could use.... And USB/Firewire would be idea. Thanks in advance!

www.vimeo.com/gwg


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