Apple has that business by the balls, or at least did. now that they dumbed
down Final Cut, I bet users are all waiting for a windows program to come
out that will do what they want.
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From: usher99@xxxxxxx
Sent: Saturday, October 27, 2012 9:44 PM
To: olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [OM] Video editing question
I am having some 8mm and super 8mm movie film scanned. I wonder if any
video editing software can handle the files? They output to Prores422
Apple or Windoze versions or Prores444 an "intermediate codec". Later
are HUGE files and they didn't recommend that.
This is being performed by Pro8mm in Burbank, CA--not cheap. I asked
them about video editing software and everything they mention was
Apple. Seems Macs rule with this stuff.
Looking around I see comments like this:
"Simply convert them to DNxHD or similar. ProRes and PC is just not
smart despite Apple supporting it - in theory. It's simply nothing
anyone with some sense left in them would work with on a PC. This could
be a million things, including compatibility issues with ProRes created
by recorders like AJA Ki or GoPro cameras. Impossible to find out from
a distance."
I don't really have a clue how to proceed. Any suggestions appreciated.
No Mac no more, Mike
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