Z zoran macrumors 601 Original poster Jun 30, 2005 4,879 136 Mar 3, 2014 #1 I want to join many dv movie files i have captured from Premiere, to make them all one dv file. How can this be done and is it lossless?
I want to join many dv movie files i have captured from Premiere, to make them all one dv file. How can this be done and is it lossless?
C ChrisA macrumors G5 Jan 5, 2006 13,143 2,628 Redondo Beach, California Mar 3, 2014 #2 zoran said: I want to join many dv movie files i have captured from Premiere, to make them all one dv file. How can this be done and is it lossless? Click to expand... This is what video edit software does, joins small segments together to make on large one. It can be lossless or not. DV is an interesting format because there is not between frame compression so generally it can be cut and spliced with no loss.
zoran said: I want to join many dv movie files i have captured from Premiere, to make them all one dv file. How can this be done and is it lossless? Click to expand... This is what video edit software does, joins small segments together to make on large one. It can be lossless or not. DV is an interesting format because there is not between frame compression so generally it can be cut and spliced with no loss.
C Chad3eleven macrumors regular Dec 11, 2012 144 0 Mar 4, 2014 #3 ChrisA said: This is what video edit software does, joins small segments together to make on large one. It can be lossless or not. DV is an interesting format because there is not between frame compression so generally it can be cut and spliced with no loss. Click to expand... You can edit them together using premiere, and then export them all as one file. Be sure to match the settings on your export to match the settings of your clip/timeline. No gain if you capture them at a DV codec, then export them as uncompressed.. does nothing but suck up hard drive space.
ChrisA said: This is what video edit software does, joins small segments together to make on large one. It can be lossless or not. DV is an interesting format because there is not between frame compression so generally it can be cut and spliced with no loss. Click to expand... You can edit them together using premiere, and then export them all as one file. Be sure to match the settings on your export to match the settings of your clip/timeline. No gain if you capture them at a DV codec, then export them as uncompressed.. does nothing but suck up hard drive space.
Z zoran macrumors 601 Original poster Jun 30, 2005 4,879 136 Aug 24, 2014 #4 can someone tell me how to make the export of the joined files cause i seem to be lost in Premiere CS5 settings!
can someone tell me how to make the export of the joined files cause i seem to be lost in Premiere CS5 settings!
C Chad3eleven macrumors regular Dec 11, 2012 144 0 Aug 24, 2014 #5 File: Export media. http://tinyurl.com/mog4aux