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interesting thread, im also seeking the best workflow though my computer may well be under powered for smooth editing (core 2 duo, 2.53ghz, 4gb ram but vista 32 bit).
I've tried just about all the mpeg streamline workflows suggested here with 720 50p footage from T2i & I've found that Uwe's way using photo jpeg gives me the smoothest playback - its not buttery smooth but better than dnxhd & doesnt suffer so much from the gamma 'lightening' i get from dnxhd in .mov
Lucas 7d - I am curious to know what settings you use both for prem cs4 timeline sequence & also your render settings - I have tried a few render settings but it takes an age to render & doesnt really help with smooth playback on the timeline?
Any pointers would be very gratefully received. I did try the cineform neo trial with my hmc151 avchd footage a while back but gave up on it as could not get that to play back as smooth as main concept dvcprohd transcoder. Just looking for a way to edit on my limited laptop resources though im aware this may not be possible - fingers crossed
Cheers
edit - tried using photo jpeg in an avi wrapper as premiere normaly prefers avi to mov but it just makes premiere crash when i try to import - i can play the file fine on media player classic but no play with premiere - anyone know why?
I just want to make sure I'm clear... this method is instead of using neoscene... but is neoscene still considered the "best" option if you are willing to pay the $$$?
download mpegstreamclip
download dnxhd codec
convert clips with mpegstreamclip to mov dnxhd codec 1080p 23.97 10bit or 720p 59.97 10bit
open converted files in cs4
all 60p interpret footage to 23.97
On the 12th of April Adobe will announce and/or release their CS5 suite, which will render this thread moot. Provided that you have a supported NVidia card (GTX285, 470, 480 or Quadro FX 3800/4800/5800). These are the cards that support the Mercury playback engine.
It looks like it will play back the native H.264 files like they were standard def DV files.
What are you eating, looks pretty good.