I have a Panasonic Camcorder with DVCPro HD codec and I m not able to convert in proress with the sound because the codec put audio in a different folder!!! can i do similar to fcp 7 when importing ???
Mac Pro, OS X Yosemite (10.10.3), FCPX
Jean-Gab777 wrote:
because the codec put audio in a different folder!!!
Did you use a DVD encoding preset?
! can i do similar to fcp 7 when importing ???
I'm not sure what you're asking about. Please rephrase your question. Thank you.
Russ
DVCPro HD is a codec with audio and video in different folders, using compressor i have the choice of converting the video file or the audio file but not both in the same export
how to batch transcode to ProRess HQ 422 a DVC Pro HD source and keep the audio in my .mov???? (fcpx can do it but i want to apply a denoyser on the footage)
Please describe how you imported the file from your camera to your computer.
Also, open the DVCPRO HD file in QuickTime and then open the Movie Inspector. Post a screenshot of what the Inspector reports.
Russ
I have imported every thing from the P2 card and Adobe media encoder was doing just fine before i canceled my adobe cc subscription for fcpx and compressor!!!! Compressor look to be a useless piece of junk right now 😟
Not that I agree with the junk comment, I can imagine your frustration…now that I have a better idea o what you were describing: Compressor cannot mux the audio and video files.
If you have installed the latest (2.0.1) version of Pro Video Formats, FCP X will bring your files in muxed. You can then output them in whatever flavor of Pro Res you want – either directly or via Compressor.
Good luck.
Russ
dvcpro hd no sound
