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Holy Schnikeez.. this is an awesome
piece by Ariel Costa / Blinkmybrain
https://vimeo.com/47684693
Lloyd?, you picked a winner with this guy.. Geez that's fun to
watch and very well designed. Very inspiring.
///Greg Balint
//Art Director / Motion Graphics Designer
/321.514.4839
delRAZOR.com/
On 8/21/2012 3:39 PM, Byron Nash wrote:
I'm
with Robert, I don't get the Match Source on anything but what he
listed. This is for both Mac & Windows.
On Tue, Aug 21, 2012 at 2:39 PM, Glen
Tubbesing <gtubbesing@gmail.com>
wrote:
Just a heads
up for everyone. Make sure you put that extra 'u' in studio
in Robert's link. I didn't the first time and got a 404
error.
Glen Tubbesing
Caples Productions
Las Vegas, NV
On Tue, Aug 21, 2012 at 10:03
AM, Robert Kjettrup <robert@stvmayday.dk>
wrote:
that sounds weird...
Am i overlooking something really simple here
that i have wanted in AME all these years?
Are you seeing "match source" as an option for
all quicktime codecs when entering the "export
settings" dialog box?
Is there really a difference in the win and mac
versions of AME?
I use FFMPEG and "Another GUI" as a frontend to
generate Prores files, and it seems to work ok, no
FCP user i have delivered to has complained yet :-)
It doesn't make Prores output possible through any
regular programs you have to do this extra step to
convert the files, maybe Adobe could include
FFMPEG as an encoder engine in AME someday :-)
Only problem with this workflow is i can't
get ffmpeg to encode excact colors in the Prores
if my input file is a YUV file, it only seems to
work 100% correct with RGB encoded input files,
but maybe there is some obscure ffmpeg setting
that i can't figure out how to use.
Heres a link to any windows user who doesn't
know this small program:
Robert Kjettrup / Grafiker / STV Mayday
Mobil: 25 18 95 16
Mail: robert@stvmayday.dk
2012/8/21 Jim
Curtis <jpcurtis@me.com>
That
you're on Windows may explain it.
I have read of a method to encode
to ProRes on Windows, but it
requires a third-party app, and some
hoop-jumping, IIRC. So, I presume
even with this software installed,
you wouldn't see ProRes as an export
option in AME, Ae or Pr.
What about AVI? Isn't that
available as a Match Source option?
I just tried Avid Meridian
Compressed, as an experiment, as a
Preview option, and Match Settings
works for Export there, too.
I'm on Mac, BTW.
On Aug 21, 2012, at 10:54
AM, Robert Kjettrup wrote:
hmmmm....
i just checked here
again.... i only get the
"Automatic (based on
source)" option on the
different properties on
the following formats:
MPEG2 Blu-ray
MPEG2-DVD
H.264 Blu-ray (Legacy)
FLV
F4V
...the two last there
is only the framerate that
you can take from source,
but it automaticly takes
the size from source, then
you have to check a box to
force it to resize.
Another inconsistency in
AME.
I am on a windows
machine so i don't have
access to the Prores
encode presets, but none
of my quicktime codecs has
the option to use the
source attributes. ?
Robert Kjettrup / Grafiker
/ STV Mayday
Mobil: 25 18 95 16
Mail: robert@stvmayday.dk
2012/8/21
Jim Curtis <jpcurtis@me.com>
Robert,
I use ProRes as a
Preview format, and
Match Source
Attributes is
available to me.
Byron, to your
OP, once you
change anything,
you're not
matching source
attributes any
longer. So,
there's your
answer.
It's easy to
make presets.
Just pick an
export format that
contains the codec
you want, modify
anything else, and
save it.
Presets sort
alphanumerically,
so that's
something I keep
in mind when
naming them.
Putting the most
used ones at the
top saves a bit of
time. Consistent
naming methods
keep everything
grouped nicely,
and minimize my
searching for the
one I want.
On Aug
21, 2012, at
10:02 AM,
Robert
Kjettrup
wrote:
Hi
I
think it is
only mpeg2
that has the
"match source
attributes"
setting, which
is a shame
since it could
be nice to
have in every
format... AME
could use a
good cleanup
in making the
settings for
the different
formats more
alike. Some
has bitrate in
Kbps others in
more useful
Mbps, some has
a framerate
setting, some
don't.
And
the
"Filters"tab
should just be
removed and
replaced with
a effectpreset
independent of
the
encodesettings,
so you could
add different
effects to a
clip, like add
black
leadin/leadout,
adjust volume,
apply a LUT,
timecode
burnin, etc...
Robert
Kjettrup /
Grafiker / STV
Mayday
Mobil: 25 18
95 16
Mail: robert@stvmayday.dk
2012/8/21
Byron Nash <byronnash@gmail.com>
Sorry for the
OT, I haven't
been able to
find an answer
to this and
usually assume
if this list
doesn't know,
it's the end
of the road.
;-)
Some of
the presets in
Adobe Media
Encoder(CS6
here) have
"Match Source
Attributes"
for the size,
frame rate,
etc.. I would
like to make
some presets
that convert
footage to
other formats
without
changing the
size and frame
rate. I see no
way to set
values to
"Match
Source" when
making a
preset. Looks
like I would
have to create
presets for
every size I
might run
into. Has
anyone found a
good
workaround for
this?
Thanks,
Byron
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