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1. Re: AVCHD workflow question
Harm Millaard May 25, 2012 2:07 AM (in response to Joe Riggs)I would suggest burning a BD-R without using MRQ or Preview files. Use a relatively low bitrate and send the disk to the client. The lower bitrate reduces encoding time.
For his convenience add an adjustment layer with timecode, so he can easily write down the exact timecode of parts to delete. Say delete from 44;17;08 to 48;39;02. That makes it easy for you to find the exact locations based on his notes. Be sure to work from the last note first to the beginning of the notes, to prevent that the timecodes get corrupted.
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2. Re: AVCHD workflow question
Joe Riggs May 25, 2012 5:54 PM (in response to Harm Millaard)I'm using CS 5.5 and not 6, can you do an adjustment layer in premiere and timecode?
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3. Re: AVCHD workflow question
Harm Millaard May 25, 2012 11:58 PM (in response to Joe Riggs)Add a transparant track with the timecode effect. Works the same for this purpose.


