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- Avid updated/fixed the DNxHD Codec Configuration Window with their Oct (2010) release…
- http://avid.custkb.com/avid/app/selfservice/search.jsp?DocId=372311
- The Avid codec can only exist in a .mov Quicktime wrapper. A big deal on a lower powered computer like my Core2Duo but pretty much a non-issue on any quad core.
- Not true. However, the FREE version only exists inside an .MOV. And yes, this is a problem for Vegas.
- (For) a Quicktime codec … you need QT installed.
- I noticed there is no 1080p in 29.97 frame rate with DNxHD. Damn.
- Sure there is 1080/30p. The things on the list for you to select are SUGGESTIONS. Use 1080/24p. It will work just fine, and won’t change your video to 24p.
- If you need a tool to convert to DNxHD you can tryout Avid’s Metafuze
- http://www.avid.com/US/industries/workflow/MetaFuze
- Metafuze will make great MXFs… for Avid. But they won’t work in Vegas. Or Premiere, or FCP.
- http://www.avid.com/US/industries/workflow/MetaFuze
- Is there a primer of which of the CODEC selections are which? There are 6 formats and each has slightly different setting available.
- The formats are:
- Avid DV
- Avid DV 100
- Avid Meridien Compressed
- Avid Meridien Uncompressed
- Avid Packed
- Avid RGBPacked
- Specifications are at http://avid.custkb.com/avid/app/selfservice/search.jsp?DocId=372319#Avid_Codecs
- …but pragmatically, what are they actually each good for?
- The formats are: