sorry that I post this question both in the Premiere forum as synonymous in the Vegas forum, but I think I can help since only responses of both sides: I have made a film (HDV) in Premiere Pro CS3 and want it done now dub on my camcorder (Canon HV30). Unfortunately, however, does not work out the tape output of PP on the HV30. Here in the forum had been synonymous already posted about the problems of output to tape with Premiere Pro Canon Cams. So now I have a detour before, because I have Sony Vegas Movie Studio 9 synonymous From there is a high-volume output on my HV30 no problem. So I thought to myself, I render from Adobe Premiere Pro the movie in HD quality in a file, then reload this in Vegas and they give out to the camcorder. The problem: I do not just export format in high-resolution HD that can read Vegas. Because I SurCode the Dolby Digital codec I can not render with Dolby Digital, so I can not create a compliant m4v file. I have tried all possible HD format. Since Premiere renders s.meinem 28-minute film, thanks to various plugins (eg Magic Bullet) about 20 hours and to be happy to hang synonymous times I have made several attempts with a short excerpt, but nothing got done ", which can then capture Vegas. S.euch my questions: 1st Which format would work out the transfer Premiere Pro s.Vegas still? 2nd If anyone has yet managed the band edition of Premiere Pro s.die HV30: How did you got it right? 3rd Is there perhaps a different way my film to HDV / DV tape to get?
Thank schonmal.
Greetings Hartmut
Antwort von Marco:
Why do you not simply to render HDV?
Marco www.vegasforum.de
Antwort von scrooge:
Hi Marco,
a possibility to export HDV in Premiere Pro so I'm not only export to Mpeg2, Mpeg2 Bluray, H.264 etc. 'm Not s.meinem cut-PC but I know that export to HDV, the first was what I was looking for. Maybe I am synonymous too stupid ..... * Scratch head *
Antwort von Marco:
I can not imagine that with Premiere Pro will be available. Presumably you have to first select MPEG-2 and then choose an HDV template.
Alternative: Can you render to XDCAM HD MXF in a container?
Marco www.vegasforum.de
Antwort von scrooge:
"Marco" wrote:
Alternative: Can you render to XDCAM HD MXF in a container?
