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Sluggish with 720p/1080 on same timeline
by steve lemonds on Jul 23, 2008 at 6:28:31 am

Hello.
We have a project that was shot and edited with 720p dvcprohd. When I add broll from a film shoot that is 1080i to the timeline, everthing becomes sluggish and sticks. Sometimes the in=points are changed on the 1080 shots when I render the green bar. Do I need to convert the footage all to the same format before editing. or throw away preferences? or what?
thanks



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Re: Sluggish with 720p/1080 on same timeline
by walter biscardi on Jul 23, 2008 at 2:12:25 pm

Is your system fast enough to play mixed formats on the same timeline?

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Re: Sluggish with 720p/1080 on same timeline
by Ronnie James on Jul 23, 2008 at 4:58:52 pm

Is this a case where repackaging and cutting in ProRes would be beneficial? Sorry if this is a dumb question - still trying to wrap my head around all the possibilities of ProRes.

R.



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Re: Sluggish with 720p/1080 on same timeline
by steve lemonds on Jul 24, 2008 at 4:42:34 am

Thanks guys,
I used compressor and turned the 1080 footage into 720p like the majority of the of the time line. then I just matched the timecodes and all is sweet.



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