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 · 17 Comments »
24P Workflow
Some facts:
-HV40 records in 24F, which is native 24 fps, so the following method is not required.
-HV20 and HV30 do not rec in 24F, but PF24. This will require pulldown removal (will be described in this post).
-If you are not using a NTSC model (US/Canada), but PAL (Europe), your camera will not have 24P. PAL [...]
19.10.2009 · By: aNgelo G · Filled under: Production, Tips & Tricks · Tags: 1080p24, 1440x1080, 24 fps, 24F, 24P, 25P, 50i, Adobe Premier, aspect ratio, Deinterlace, HV20, HV30, HV40, NTSC, PAL, PF24, Preset File, pulldown, Sequence Preset, timeline, TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress · 9 Comments »