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general workflow help

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Does anyone know where to get a general overview of the RED 4k workflow, and associated programs (REDAlert, REDCINE), for beginners?

Our plan is to cut proxies on FCP, and finish on HDCAM.
 
quick question... after reading this ... I have to export about an hours worth of footage that is red 4k and export it on a dvd... what is the easiest way to do that??? i use final cut and have little knowledge of this red technology... It's already all on an external hd I just need to bring in all the files into final cut, but wondering what the best settings are and how to minimize the file size so that it could all fit in a dvd...
anyone have time to help a newbie out?!
 
quick question... after reading this ... I have to export about an hours worth of footage that is red 4k and export it on a dvd... what is the easiest way to do that??? i use final cut and have little knowledge of this red technology... It's already all on an external hd I just need to bring in all the files into final cut, but wondering what the best settings are and how to minimize the file size so that it could all fit in a dvd...
anyone have time to help a newbie out?!

Don't highjack someone's thread - especially with a repost -

Does anyone know where to get a general overview of the RED 4k workflow, and associated programs (REDAlert, REDCINE), for beginners?

Our plan is to cut proxies on FCP, and finish on HDCAM.

Try looking at the FAQs found at the top of each thread page. Try search and investing time in the forum instead of just rushing to get your answer.

Look into Crimson and/or Monkey Extract since you want to edit with proxies. You can also find info at red dot com.
 
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