DV is lossy though, amirite?Castor Troy wrote:Which is extremely irritating every time you move them in the timeline.gotenks794 wrote:Yeah actually it does take my huffys. Just needs to render them.
DV ftw on mac.
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The quality loss is minimal in DV, though. As long as you're not going through too many generations of conversions, the quality loss shouldn't be too noticeable. (Bear minimum, DVD Rip > DV > Huffy/Uncompressed (for export from editor) > Final encode. Quality loss there shouldn't be all that significant.)
Though, now this is just getting nitpicky. It just depends on what's more important to you - final quality or ease of editing.
Though, now this is just getting nitpicky. It just depends on what's more important to you - final quality or ease of editing.
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Exactly.LivingFlame wrote:The quality loss is minimal in DV, though. As long as you're not going through too many generations of conversions, the quality loss shouldn't be too noticeable. (Bear minimum, DVD Rip > DV > Huffy/Uncompressed (for export from editor) > Final encode. Quality loss there shouldn't be all that significant.)
Though, now this is just getting nitpicky. It just depends on what's more important to you - final quality or ease of editing.
Unless you have the eyes of a super powered microscope, you won't really be able to tell the difference.
In fact, if you just use mpegstreamclip, you can bypass using virtualdub on a mac altogether.
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I edited a school project with huffys in FCP6, I ran into the same issue and I couldnt get the finished video to compress with Compressor. I told my teacher and he said that the only thing FCP can edit with is MOV or else you will run into issues. Wait for what Kio has to say though.gotenks794 wrote:FCE4 has been crashing slightly frequently. Is this because of the huffys or something else?
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I think the latest Perian is having issues with huffys in FCP; mine was crashing almost every time I tried to scrub across them. I might revert a version or just edit on my Windows box until the next version, but it's something to be aware of.
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Happened with me too, I just searched for an older version of Perian and reinstalled.LantisEscudo wrote:I think the latest Perian is having issues with huffys in FCP; mine was crashing almost every time I tried to scrub across them. I might revert a version or just edit on my Windows box until the next version, but it's something to be aware of.
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Are we talking both PPC machines?