You've tried Vegas?
What is your end product?
j
On Mon, Aug 10, 2009 at 3:17 PM, Adam Quirkqu...@wreckandsalvage.com wrote:
I have a drive full of video I need to edit on my PC. Due to circumstances
beyond my control, these files are all either Apple Intermediary Codec, or
HDV 720p. Neither
are you able to play them in quicktime on your PC?
you might have to convert them using MPEG Streamclip (or QT Pro) into an
.avi file with DV codec
for editing in Premiere etc (what program are you editing in?)
-ryanne
On Mon, Aug 10, 2009 at 3:17 PM, Adam Quirk qu...@wreckandsalvage.comwrote:
You should try Vegas - they have a 30 day trial. You should be able
to put all HDV straight into the timeline and cut it. Not sure about
AIC. Worth a try, though.
Vegas is also good for editing files from phones and point and shoot
stills cameras that other NLEs don't like.
It's nice to
Downloaded ProspectHD from Cineform and it seems to be doing the trick:
http://cineform.com/prospecthd/
Found via this thread in the Jedi forums (should have known to ask the Jedi
first!)
http://boards.theforce.net/fan_films_fan_audio_scifi_3d_forum/b10015/21709558/r21711554/
Thanks for the
You can do this. It's not ideal but shouldn't cost you anything.
Export an .avi with these settings from FCP, iMovie or QT Pro:
Video
Compression: None
Depth: Millions of Colors+
Quality: Best
Sound
Format: Uncompressed
Sample rate: 41kHz
Sample size: 16
Channels: 2
It will make a HUGE file. Was
Yeah - if you haven't managed to do what you need by the time your
ProspectHD trial runs out, Vegas Platinum costs $85, which would be
cheaper than buying the $750 licence for ProspectHD.
Vegas Platinum is the intermediate level edition - not Vegas Pro, not
the basic Movie Studio (which
