I don't know the answer to this question, but I suppose if you store the
file in native format, you can later convert to whatever you need, or
assume that one size won't fit all and you may need to convert it to
something else down the line to use it in a different project
if space is an issue, perhaps you can store things on an external drive
if they are waiting to be used but not currently in use
just some ideas
joe salerno
appugupta007 wrote:
>
>
> I live in Kolkata (India) where High Definition are slowly in
> progress. Some Broadcast Media are using HDV (Sony), which has a
> rectangular pixel aspect ratio of 1.33333 not 1.0 (i.e. square
> pixel). But due to the current market situation I still don't know
> which of the High Definition format will be predominant in our
> market. There are too much competing HD Formats, and many are
> sprunging up frequently. Currently I am making some Motion Graphics
> for that purpose in Progressive 1920x1080 square pixel uncompressed
> format for future use. But it is becoming very nessesary for me to
> store these graphics files in the machine, and on the other hand it
> is taking a huge disc space in that resolution. So once I decided to
> cnvert the files through premiere, in 1440x1080i (1.333)HDV 1080i(50)
> M2V format, which can be imported to HD-SDI 1080i projects without
> distortion or any further interpretetion. But the most important
> question to me is that: what will be the resultant quality of an M2V
> file in comparison with a HD-SDI Project after mixing it together.
> Will the quality of the final HD rendered file be noticable? What
> format should I use for storing High Definition Graphics Files so
> that I can use it for all types of High Definition projects such as
> those from Panasonic P2, Sony XDR, Sony HDV, RED Cameras and others,
> without sacrificing quality but saving disc space?
>
>
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