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Re: best compression upon output DVCPRO HD 1080i60
by bradley greenwell on Jun 26, 2009 at 5:20:10 pm

Hi Shane,

Thanks for responding.

I have the Avid codecs installed. I tried changing my compressor in the sequence setting to Dnx HD and it looked horrible. Then I tried it when I ran it through compressor and it looked sharp but the station said they couldnt read it.

Ive been giving them the DVCPro HD codec shows for the last 10 weeks. They say they bring it in and transcode it to DNXHD, and downconvert to SD upon output to DVC Pro. So from what it sounds like, this is an ok method?

If you dont mind I'd like to ask you another question. In FCP when the timieline is complete and you have all the voice, sound effects, music, do you recommend a mixdown, and if so, how much? And what audio setting do you recommend in the compressor settings. This is for broadcast.

Thanks

Bradley J.


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