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Posted by Mike Kujbida on 06/08/06 00:16
PTravel wasn't arguing, just stating a simple fact that you seem to want to
ignore. If all the OP wants is to do some simple trimming and then export
back to tape, there will not be any loss of quality. And if you're the pro
you claim to be, then you'd be the first to admit this simple fact. Or so
you just want to take his/her money for something they can do by themselves?
Mike
advancedvideo@usa.com wrote:
> You want to argue the point that's up to you, I am just giving him a
> sure fire way to make no mistakes and suffer no damage. After all if
> you are paying someone to edit it for you, why mess with it. I believe
> in always giving the original to the pro and you CAN'T go wrong.
>
> PTravel wrote:
>
>>
>> If you're a professional editor, then you should know that Premiere
>> does not re-transcode when using DV-codec-encoded AVI and only
>> renders if effects, transitions, titles, etc. Simply trimming does
>> not require rendering and the original video is simply copied out.
>> You're simply wrong -- trimming DV-codec-encoded AVI results in no
>> loss of quality.
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