I recently got my GH1 and am in the process of figuring out the best workflow for editing. Because this camera shoots 1080/P24 but the files are stored in a 1080/60i envelope and Reverse Telecine is needed to convert the footage from 60i to 24P for editing, this is actually a nightmare.
Anyway, so far I tried NeoScene (it sucks unlike what everyone syas all I get is interlacing artifacts while the files generated are so ridiculously big its stupid), I also tried VoltaicHD 2 which kind'a works and also tried TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress that I don't seem to get a correct setting for proper 24P output.
Well, the matter of the fact is that all files generated from NeoScene and VoltaicHD are actually NOT 24fps but 23.98fps. Is this right? And if so when editing, do I output the project as 24P or 23.98 Progressive?
This is all such a flippin nightmare... gosh I miss DV... one system, one format, one thing, one Standard... it all just worked, not to mention fast... these days, the faster computers get the slower and more never-ending complex the editing process gets... this is all so ridiculous... one day, back to film... splicer and tape... that's the way to cut things!
http://wiki.dvxuser.com/wiki/GH1_Custom_Firmware
I'm tempted to try it but worried it will fry my new GH1 and not take future stock firmware updates from Panasonic...
Sorry for the rant, thanks for the input


Anyway, so far I tried NeoScene (it sucks unlike what everyone syas all I get is interlacing artifacts while the files generated are so ridiculously big its stupid), I also tried VoltaicHD 2 which kind'a works and also tried TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress that I don't seem to get a correct setting for proper 24P output.
Well, the matter of the fact is that all files generated from NeoScene and VoltaicHD are actually NOT 24fps but 23.98fps. Is this right? And if so when editing, do I output the project as 24P or 23.98 Progressive?
This is all such a flippin nightmare... gosh I miss DV... one system, one format, one thing, one Standard... it all just worked, not to mention fast... these days, the faster computers get the slower and more never-ending complex the editing process gets... this is all so ridiculous... one day, back to film... splicer and tape... that's the way to cut things!
http://wiki.dvxuser.com/wiki/GH1_Custom_Firmware
I'm tempted to try it but worried it will fry my new GH1 and not take future stock firmware updates from Panasonic...
Sorry for the rant, thanks for the input
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