DVL-Digest 653 - Postings: Index FCP: Timeline says I must RENDER RGB vs. YUV : Premiere and Final Cut Pro FCP: Timeline says I must RENDER - Adam Wilt > In Final Cut Pro 1.2 w/ my G4 I initally had some settings of the > canvas different from the format of the source MiniDV's from which I > captured.... Went to "Sequence" and changed some settings....BUT in the > Timeline the clips still want to be rendered. Why is that and what can > I do to not make the Timeline want to render everything? Either you have applied an effect, filter, motion, transparency, super, or other modification to your clips, or your sequence settings still don't allow an output of unmodified DV. Try loading the "DV - NTSC" (or "DV - PAL" if you're in PAL country!) preset (lower left of the settings dialog), and see if that fixes it. If not, try throwing away the FCP preferences file and restarting FCP. If that still doesn't fix it, make sure there's no effect, filter, etc. applied to the clip in the timeline. RGB vs. YUV : Premiere and Final Cut Pro - nospam-adamwilt@flash.net > How does RGB vs. YUV affect my decision to edit with Premiere vs. Final > Cut Pro? I'm told Premiere shifts video into RGB from the YUV signal This much is true. > and that I lose resolution when this happens. You don't lose resolution, but depending on the codec you use you may see a reduction in color accuracy, or a shift in brightness levels. With a well-implemented codec, like Apple's QT 5 DV codec or Promax's DV Plus in clamped mode, these losses are minimal. > If so is it the same with Final Cut? FCP allows you to choose between YUV mode and RGB mode. > Or is all that nonsense not affect me if I stay uncompressed? If uncompressed, you'll still have to deal with YUV/RGB translations. Cheers, Adam Wilt (diese posts stammen von der DV-L Mailingliste - THX to Adam Wilt and Perry Mitchell :-) [up] |
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