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 »
Importing your HDV footage
After capturing your footage with your Canons HV20/HV30/HV40, it is time to import it to your computer and begin some editing. Just before you start, be sure you have enough hard drive space; 1 hour of HDV footage is around 12GB!
One of the easiest way of doing this is by using a free software called HDV [...]
16.10.2009 · By: aNgelo G · Filled under: Production, Tips & Tricks · Tags: Capture, Dropped Frames, File size, Hard drvie, HDV, HDV Split, HV20, HV30, HV40, IEEE 1394, Import, m2t, minDV, miniDV HD, MPEG-2, VLC · 4 Comments »