Sunday, January 10, 2010

Re: [Avid-L2] Re: Making the DX move - Just Prep

John and Job

Ok, so you can't bring the SD source clips over and rebatch as HD.
When you try to modify the SD source clip to HD you get a warning that
only sequences can have their format modified.

I did try the other sequence catch and yea, it worked. I cut another
sequence from the same clips, brought it over, modified and was able
to relink to the DNxHD36 material. This was just a very short
sequence, seven shots from seven different subclips. So I'm going to
try something more elaborate this next week.

This show was originated on SR and not film so I don't have any
keycode issues to track.

I did notice that the modification of the audio TC. It's being
translated from 30TC to 24TC. But I don't think that is going to be
an impact on us since we use AAF exports to give to the sound
department the MXF audio media from the Avid to work with. And that
would include all the iso tracks so they they should match. All the
sound work is done on ProTools, including the pre-dubs to the print
master. But I'll need to do a test with that workflow too.

So my plan is to take a sequence made from the synced subclips of each
day's material, which I already have for dailies tapes, and bring
those over to the HD project. Modify the format of the sequence.
Show Source and then batch capture and batch import. Then away we go.

Keep the scenarios coming. I really need to make sure I have this
covered.

Thanks for the help.

Jay


On Jan 10, 2010, at 1:45 AM, Job ter Burg (L2B) wrote:

> "j_mahavier" (10-01-2010 07:03) :
>
>> I was told it would not be this easy. What am I doing wrong? I
>> know it
>> probably sounds asinine for me to say that, but really, what am I
>> missing?
>> What is going to go wrong with this method? How am I about to
>> totally screw
>> myself by doing this?
>
> What you did was change the format of the sequence. That would
> likely have
> altered the included clips. You then batch captured and batch
> imported the
> referenced (modified) clips. Right?
>
> You mentioned you would be doing this for unfinished projects. So
> there
> might be much more than just sequence, and you would basically want
> to have
> all source clips for the entire project batch captured in order to
> have full
> editing flexibility. In the last week of editing, you may still need
> to
> change to that one other take.
>
> My theory on the BWAVs is that if you can get the clips to open in
> the HD
> project, a batch import should work. Even thought the clips may have a
> different TC, Batch Import AFAIK does not look at TC at all, it just
> imported the file it is pointed towards, and does so bit-by-bit. The
> metadata, at that stage, is not imported from the BWAV, it keeps the
> metadata of the original master clip, which will be "filled" with
> media.
>
> So what happens if you perform the same test, but rather than
> batching the
> reference clips, you bring over the bins with the original master
> clips for
> picture and sound, and try and batch those?
>
> Or, what happens if you make sequences per shooting day of all
> footage, open
> those in the HD project, batch all referenced clips (ergo: all
> clips) for
> all those shooting day sequences? That should work, but what happens
> if you
> then take any current or old sequence, will it link or relink to the
> HD
> footage?
>
>
> --
> Job ter Burg
> film editor - NL
>
>
>
>
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