The Intermediate and Delivery Video Formats
When you work with video content, it is extremely important to understand the difference between Intermediate Formats (Footage that is used for editing purpose) and Delivery Formats (The final version of the video that is shared with everyone). If you don’t use the proper output/codec, you will be degrading your work and have unwanted results. [...]
06.11.2009 · By: aNgelo G · Filled under: Production · Tags: Adobe Premiere, Adobe Suite, After Effects, Apple Intermediate Format, Cineform, Codec, compatibility, compression, CS3, CS4, Delivery Video, Divx/XVid, FLV, Footage, H.264, Huffyuv, Intel Cinepack, Intermediate Video, JPG Sequence, Lagarith, lossless, lossy, m2t, MPEG2, plain uncompressed, timeline, Video Formats, WMV · No Comments »
Some Tips & Tricks for Adobe Premiere Pro when working with HDV
Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 is the main NLE (non-linear editing system) I use. Many others exist (Vegas, Avid, Final Cut Pro), but starting CS3, Adobe did a pretty good job with Premiere Pro. It is fully compatible on Mac and PC, it’s easy to use and the file projects can easily be imported in After [...]
05.11.2009 · By: aNgelo G · Filled under: Production, Tips & Tricks · Tags: 24P, 64bit, Adobe Premiere Pro, Audio conforming, Canon HV, Capturing, CS4, CS5, Generating peak file, HDV, HDVSplit, Indexing, Pre-processing, TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress, Unsync, Unsynchronized Audio · 10 Comments »