Hello Redusers,
I'm slowly plugging through editing my first Red project. So far I've had a really great time working with the footage- no real problems until now.
I am working on a scene which has a lot of pretty long takes, so a lot of the R3D files are split in two, as I understand the file size caps at 2GB. The problem is this- when I send my project to Color from FCP, any clips that are two or more .R3Ds will not play/render any video from the second or later .R3D.
My workflow is this:
4K RC36, 24fps.
1. Edit _H proxies in FCP using "Red using ProRes" as described in the whitepaper from Red.
2. Send to color, perform corrections.
3. Render.
4. Send to final cut.
When I do this, the rendered video plays fine up until information from the second or later .R3D would come into play. Then it just stutters a couple of frames repeatedly until the timeline ends.
Has anyone else run into this issue? Got a solution? I'm having some trouble describing this to Google, not to mention this forum's search function. Any info would be appreciated!
I'm slowly plugging through editing my first Red project. So far I've had a really great time working with the footage- no real problems until now.
I am working on a scene which has a lot of pretty long takes, so a lot of the R3D files are split in two, as I understand the file size caps at 2GB. The problem is this- when I send my project to Color from FCP, any clips that are two or more .R3Ds will not play/render any video from the second or later .R3D.
My workflow is this:
4K RC36, 24fps.
1. Edit _H proxies in FCP using "Red using ProRes" as described in the whitepaper from Red.
2. Send to color, perform corrections.
3. Render.
4. Send to final cut.
When I do this, the rendered video plays fine up until information from the second or later .R3D would come into play. Then it just stutters a couple of frames repeatedly until the timeline ends.
Has anyone else run into this issue? Got a solution? I'm having some trouble describing this to Google, not to mention this forum's search function. Any info would be appreciated!