Frage von Jack Bauer:
Hi!
Have some video files, with MPEG Stramclip as. DV converted.
If I use this now in Final Cut 7 draw in the timeline, the video track is instantly recognizable / play.
But to hear the sound, I must first render.
Why the sound is not synonymous play immediately?
Why is this so, you can change this setting was /?
And something else:
The DV files might not have good quality, but the film would be about 20 GB in size.
But it should fit on one DVD. Which settings you can the movie, probably on the compressor, optimal out, so he has "only" 4.5 GB. Would it not directly synonymous with Final Cut, burn it on DVD Studio.
Should hold or chapter, a menu, etc. to do so.
Thanks in advance Schonmal for a few tips!
Antwort von Axel:
Final Cut Pro will only accept "Apple DV", ie not "x.dv" but "x.mov. If you render "command, the timeline with no quality differences will be converted.
In MpegStreamclip there are now synonymous the compatible version
Export as Quicktime Movie> Apple DV-PAL, synonymous as a batch (> lists> Task List).
However, it sounds as if you had something else entirely converted to DV. You should call the primary codec in order to describe to you the best approach for FC.
It is a good idea to have the movie before DVD Studio Pro DVD already exported compatible. S.besten you export the timeline
on> File> Export> with Compressor, it default to "DVD" (self-explanatory, the sound is good and small, with "DolbyDigital 2.0"). There are presets ready for 60, 90 and 120 minutes in length. If your movie is really under an hour duration, you can blow up with the data rate by editing the duplicate default until mbps to 8.5, makes more vulnerable to's "stuck" in elderly DVD players.
Antwort von Jack Bauer:
Hi Axel!
First of all thank you for your quick response!
Final Cut Pro will only accept "Apple DV", ie not "x.dv" but "x.mov. If you render "command, the timeline with no quality differences will be converted.
In MpegStreamclip there are now synonymous the compatible version Export as Quicktime Movie> Apple DV-PAL, synonymous as a batch (> lists> Task List). I did not know at all. Habs synonymous immediately tried. Unfortunately I must now re-rendering the video track ... But the sound is immediately there. Many options are under DV-PAL not even stop. If, however, always the same result. Only the soundtrack, when used as "Original" is needed not to be rendered.
The original file is an MP4. This I took with the software "Elgato Video Capture". Wanted to further process s.sich synonymous in this format the movie, it turned out, however, the Final Cut Pro has problems with that. If one inserts such effects. Then, there are sometimes too radical, or Bildaussetztern. Which are already visible in the preview. After a Exporting can also still see the effect of synonymous itself is pixelated and inaccurate.
The problem I had with DV no. Within the program can work fluidly, Effects look good in preview and stored in the film.
The only drawbacks are just the exorbitant size and the resulting conversion. Because the source of "only" a VHS tape was. Therefore, the question is synonymous optimal "Verkeinerung. The picture is just not yet get worse.
Did you maybe a few more ideas?
Antwort von Jott:
The general purpose codec in Final Cut Pro ProRes. to choose even in MPEG Streamclip (ProRes 422). DV technology of the 90s, not a good idea to walk there. ProRes files are still somewhat larger than DV, but that is not exorbitant, but for the quality wonderfully small.
Pal DV to be rendered by no means incidentally, neither picture nor sound.
Antwort von Jack Bauer:
Pal DV to be rendered by no means incidentally, neither picture nor sound. So I just had to render ... Can it be that because what is wrong in the settings of Final Cut Pro? Have something to "experiment".
Because of the size: the film is good in a state that is safe Ok. Mine is not, unfortunately. If halt of old VHS tapes. And when I compress the movies more next, the picture is even worse.
Antwort von Bernd E.:
... If I have the movies next compress the picture is even worse ... Your workflow is synonymous of a priori designed not just to high quality: First, you digitalisierst VHS to MPEG4 with a Resolutionvon 640x480 pixels, then it blows up in DV with 720x576 pixels to the whole thing finally herunterzukomprimieren back to MPEG2 for the DVD. If you're planning the future more of these actions would be an A / D converter of Canopus (to borrow is synonymous's) quality the better way than the Elgato USB solution.
Antwort von Jott:
Can it be that because what is wrong in the settings of Final Cut Pro? Sure. Throw times one of your DV PAL files in a new sequence. You will be asked whether the sequence of the clip to be adjusted. Say yes. Then everything is correct.
Antwort von Jack Bauer:
@ Bernd E.: You have 100% right. Is not really true. The idea with the converter is good. Think about it for me so had to borrow one and capturing it all again.
@ Jott: This is what I did. Unfortunately, I must still with the Apple DV-PAL video track rendering. However, what works without problems is a conversion to ProRes 422nd Since rendered need nothing more. Well, is it was: Again learned something:)
Antwort von srone:
only as a idea, you have a mini-DV camera with analog in, or can borrow one?
would be another very good capture-option.
lg
SRone
