Creative COW SIGN IN :: SPONSORS :: ADVERTISING :: ABOUT US :: CONTACT US
Creative COW's LinkedIn GroupCreative COW's Facebook PageCreative COW on TwitterCreative COW's Google+ PageCreative COW on YouTube
APPLE FINAL CUT PRO:HomeFCP ForumFCP XFCPX TechniquesFCP TutorialsFC ServerBasics ForumPodcastFAQ

Re: importing m2t files into final cut pro 5.04

COW Forums : Apple Final Cut Pro

FAQ   •   VIEW ALL   •   ADD A NEW POST   •   PRINT
Share on Facebook
Respond to this post   •   Return to posts index   •   Read entire thread


Shane RossRe: importing m2t files into final cut pro 5.04
by on Jul 18, 2012 at 8:55:05 pm

[Lillian Fidler] "Will this be the highest quality HDV?"

No. Apple Intermediate is lossy, and DVCPRO HD, while a good format to originate on, when transcoded to, you lose lines of resolution as it isn't full raster 1920x1080, but 1280x1080.

[Lillian Fidler] " Will there be any generation loss?"

Yes.

[Lillian Fidler] "Would it be preferable to upgrade to a higher version of FCP?"

FCP 6 and 7 to work with that format. FCP 7 better. But FINDING a copy of that? eBay only...or Craigslist. As for FCX...use that if you want. it's very different than FCP of the past.

[Lillian Fidler] "Although I've heard that some people think the older version is better?"

Count me among those who find FCP 7 better. But if you are VERY new to FCP...well, download the trial of FCP X and see if you like it. Only...it will require the Lion OS, and an Intel Mac...a newer computer. If you are running an older copy of FCP, I suspect you are on an older machine.

Shane
Little Frog Post
Read my blog, Little Frog in High Def


Posts IndexRead Thread
Reply   Like  
Share on Facebook


Current Message Thread:




LOGIN TO REPLY



FORUMSTUTORIALSFEATURESVIDEOSPODCASTSEVENTSSERVICESNEWSLETTERNEWSBLOGS

Creative COW LinkedIn Group Creative COW Facebook Page Creative COW on Twitter
© 2013 CreativeCOW.net All rights are reserved. - Privacy Policy

[Top]