Comments for Oeding.com http://oeding.com Canon Photography & Filmmaking Tutorials Thu, 19 Jan 2012 09:33:00 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on Tutorial: How to convert GoPro HD footage for editing in FCP (Final Cut Pro) by Jan Oeding http://oeding.com/tutorial-how-to-convert-gopro-hd-footage-for-editing-in-fcp-final-cut-pro/#comment-50 Jan Oeding Thu, 19 Jan 2012 09:33:00 +0000 http://oeding.com/tutorial-how-to-convert-gopro-hd-footage-for-editing-in-fcp-final-cut-pro/#comment-50 I will need to double-check with GoPro on that. I would set it to OFF too (my initial setting) but the GoPro website actually says it should be on. Probably a typo on their site. I will see what I can find out. I will need to double-check with GoPro on that. I would set it to OFF too (my initial setting) but the GoPro website actually says it should be on. Probably a typo on their site. I will see what I can find out.

]]> Comment on Tutorial: How to convert GoPro HD footage for editing in FCP (Final Cut Pro) by oisnd http://oeding.com/tutorial-how-to-convert-gopro-hd-footage-for-editing-in-fcp-final-cut-pro/#comment-49 oisnd Thu, 19 Jan 2012 08:57:00 +0000 http://oeding.com/tutorial-how-to-convert-gopro-hd-footage-for-editing-in-fcp-final-cut-pro/#comment-49 I'm also wondering about why the 'Interlaced scaling' is set to on, because several other tutorials out there have specifically put it to OFF. I’m also wondering about why the ‘Interlaced scaling’ is set to on, because several other tutorials out there have specifically put it to OFF.

]]> Comment on Tutorial: How to convert GoPro HD footage for editing in FCP (Final Cut Pro) by Anonymous http://oeding.com/tutorial-how-to-convert-gopro-hd-footage-for-editing-in-fcp-final-cut-pro/#comment-48 Anonymous Tue, 03 Jan 2012 01:50:00 +0000 http://oeding.com/tutorial-how-to-convert-gopro-hd-footage-for-editing-in-fcp-final-cut-pro/#comment-48 Just thought I would mention that I ended up using Premiere Pro CS 5.5 and you can dump raw 1080p HD GoPro footage in there without any pre-processing! So Premiere will be my platform of choice for GoPro video now. Sorry FCP :( Just thought I would mention that I ended up using Premiere Pro CS 5.5 and you can dump raw 1080p HD GoPro footage in there without any pre-processing! So Premiere will be my platform of choice for GoPro video now. Sorry FCP :(

]]> Comment on Tutorial: How to convert GoPro HD footage for editing in FCP (Final Cut Pro) by Anonymous http://oeding.com/tutorial-how-to-convert-gopro-hd-footage-for-editing-in-fcp-final-cut-pro/#comment-47 Anonymous Fri, 30 Dec 2011 08:03:00 +0000 http://oeding.com/tutorial-how-to-convert-gopro-hd-footage-for-editing-in-fcp-final-cut-pro/#comment-47 I've got Final Cut Pro 5 so the ProRes 422 codec isn't available and Im not upgrading just to get it either. I don't do video work anymore so am wondering what other options exist out there that don't involve the prores422 codec? I’ve got Final Cut Pro 5 so the ProRes 422 codec isn’t available and Im not upgrading just to get it either. I don’t do video work anymore so am wondering what other options exist out there that don’t involve the prores422 codec?

]]> Comment on Tutorial: How to convert GoPro HD footage for editing in FCP (Final Cut Pro) by Ron Grosinger http://oeding.com/tutorial-how-to-convert-gopro-hd-footage-for-editing-in-fcp-final-cut-pro/#comment-45 Ron Grosinger Wed, 20 Jul 2011 19:23:49 +0000 http://oeding.com/tutorial-how-to-convert-gopro-hd-footage-for-editing-in-fcp-final-cut-pro/#comment-45 I hired an editor and he is using Avid. All prpblems solved. I hired an editor and he is using Avid. All prpblems solved.

]]> Comment on Tutorial: How to convert GoPro HD footage for editing in FCP (Final Cut Pro) by Jan http://oeding.com/tutorial-how-to-convert-gopro-hd-footage-for-editing-in-fcp-final-cut-pro/#comment-44 Jan Sat, 16 Jul 2011 18:27:28 +0000 http://oeding.com/tutorial-how-to-convert-gopro-hd-footage-for-editing-in-fcp-final-cut-pro/#comment-44 @Zach<br/>As far as I know, the Pro Res 422 codecs will only show up in MPEG Streamclip if you have FCP installed (since they come with FCP). The file size will be superior yes, even with the ProRes 422 LT. But that will be for the editing process only. Once you export the file in its delivery format your file size will decrease again. @Zach
As far as I know, the Pro Res 422 codecs will only show up in MPEG Streamclip if you have FCP installed (since they come with FCP). The file size will be superior yes, even with the ProRes 422 LT. But that will be for the editing process only. Once you export the file in its delivery format your file size will decrease again.

]]> Comment on Tutorial: How to convert GoPro HD footage for editing in FCP (Final Cut Pro) by Zach grzelak http://oeding.com/tutorial-how-to-convert-gopro-hd-footage-for-editing-in-fcp-final-cut-pro/#comment-43 Zach grzelak Sat, 16 Jul 2011 13:13:07 +0000 http://oeding.com/tutorial-how-to-convert-gopro-hd-footage-for-editing-in-fcp-final-cut-pro/#comment-43 What if my mpeg stream clip doesn't have apple pro res 422. I tried using apple intermediate codec but my<br/>One 3 minute clips was converted into 7 gigs. How come each clip was converted tO that large Of a file??? Please help What if my mpeg stream clip doesn't have apple pro res 422. I tried using apple intermediate codec but my
One 3 minute clips was converted into 7 gigs. How come each clip was converted tO that large Of a file??? Please help

]]> Comment on Tutorial: How to convert GoPro HD footage for editing in FCP (Final Cut Pro) by Jan http://oeding.com/tutorial-how-to-convert-gopro-hd-footage-for-editing-in-fcp-final-cut-pro/#comment-42 Jan Thu, 07 Jul 2011 06:35:01 +0000 http://oeding.com/tutorial-how-to-convert-gopro-hd-footage-for-editing-in-fcp-final-cut-pro/#comment-42 @Ron<br/>Assuming you converted your files properly you might be dealing with a timeline (sequence) setting issue.<br/>Since your Canon HD files and your GoPro files don't use the same settings, one of them probably doesn't match the settings of your sequence.<br/>Try to open your converted GoPro files in a new project and add them to the timeline. Say yes to the popup asking if you want to match your sequence to your footage and see if they are still red.<br/>That should tell us if you converted them properly and if the issue is sequence settings related.<br/>Let me know<br/>Cheers<br/>Jan @Ron
Assuming you converted your files properly you might be dealing with a timeline (sequence) setting issue.
Since your Canon HD files and your GoPro files don't use the same settings, one of them probably doesn't match the settings of your sequence.
Try to open your converted GoPro files in a new project and add them to the timeline. Say yes to the popup asking if you want to match your sequence to your footage and see if they are still red.
That should tell us if you converted them properly and if the issue is sequence settings related.
Let me know
Cheers
Jan

]]> Comment on Tutorial: How to convert GoPro HD footage for editing in FCP (Final Cut Pro) by Ron Grosinger http://oeding.com/tutorial-how-to-convert-gopro-hd-footage-for-editing-in-fcp-final-cut-pro/#comment-41 Ron Grosinger Wed, 06 Jul 2011 22:11:19 +0000 http://oeding.com/tutorial-how-to-convert-gopro-hd-footage-for-editing-in-fcp-final-cut-pro/#comment-41 This is great info, but my FCP still requires me to render the GoPro files. I sent the file through MPEG Streamclip and changed it to apple 422.. and it didn't work. What am I doing wrong? This is great info, but my FCP still requires me to render the GoPro files. I sent the file through MPEG Streamclip and changed it to apple 422.. and it didn't work. What am I doing wrong?

]]> Comment on Tutorial: How to convert GoPro HD footage for editing in FCP (Final Cut Pro) by Khobbes http://oeding.com/tutorial-how-to-convert-gopro-hd-footage-for-editing-in-fcp-final-cut-pro/#comment-40 Khobbes Fri, 24 Jun 2011 19:37:26 +0000 http://oeding.com/tutorial-how-to-convert-gopro-hd-footage-for-editing-in-fcp-final-cut-pro/#comment-40 That's really cool That's really cool

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