Other thread is a bit too crowded, starting a new one.
I originally bought Cineform to work with HDV and later h.264 source footage. However I don't think it fits into my workflow at this time. This is a legitimate copy of Cineform Neo 4K currently registered to me. Upon payment I will provide the serial number and deactivate my registration so that a new user can use it. I can also provide an installer or you can also get it from the Cineform website.
If you don't know what Cineform is here is the link to their site
http://cineform.com/neo4k/
It's essentially a high quality intermediate codec that allows your computer to better handle highly compressed footages such as AVCHD and the DSLR's h.264 codec. This particular version I use with Premiere also I believe it's also compatible with Vegas and Avid, and yes, it is CS5 compatible. The handy HDLink converter can also be used to do accurate pulldown removal for cameras like the GH1.
A brand new copy retails for $1000, I'm asking $500 OBO.
I originally bought Cineform to work with HDV and later h.264 source footage. However I don't think it fits into my workflow at this time. This is a legitimate copy of Cineform Neo 4K currently registered to me. Upon payment I will provide the serial number and deactivate my registration so that a new user can use it. I can also provide an installer or you can also get it from the Cineform website.
If you don't know what Cineform is here is the link to their site
http://cineform.com/neo4k/
It's essentially a high quality intermediate codec that allows your computer to better handle highly compressed footages such as AVCHD and the DSLR's h.264 codec. This particular version I use with Premiere also I believe it's also compatible with Vegas and Avid, and yes, it is CS5 compatible. The handy HDLink converter can also be used to do accurate pulldown removal for cameras like the GH1.
A brand new copy retails for $1000, I'm asking $500 OBO.
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