This is the way we used to work on AVID. Then we had a blissful 10
year interim period with FCP SD editing where you got to cut the
actual clips at original resolution, even if you were doing an online
afterwards. Guess it'll take a while again before the processing
power catches up with the raw hi-res video files generated by top-end
cameras. Then just as we all start cutting those files at original
resolution in real time, everything will switch to 3D IMAX :)
On 12-Nov-09, at 8:20 PM, Pete Prodoehl wrote:
From what I know of RED workflow, you work on smaller proxy files, and
then with the final rendering, the hi-res versions are used. This
makes
editing *much* faster, as we've just learned...
Here's some related info on FCP and proxy editing:
http://forums.creativecow.net/thread/8/1057975
Pete
Jay dedman wrote:
YOU CAN edit MP4 files directly on ordinary hardware!
I can film my blog in HD 1280x720 30fps MP4 on my Xacti HD1010 and
copy the MP4 files directly to my drive and drop straight into the
timeline in VS Pro X2 and trim and edit without any conversion or
other messing around. Then just hit the output option which renders
MPEG2 really quickly, and then I convert to MP4 using whatever
standalone program.
congrats on finding that solution. I wonder if this trick extends to
other editing programs. Ive never seen smart proxy on FCP.
Jay
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