Hey there. Continuing to learn Edius and wanted to get some feedback/clarity on my current workflow. Video is shot on Sony AX53 in AVCHD format. Recording is up to three hours per camera... using three cameras. Here's what I'm currently doing to bring in video:
I have a bin for each camera
I select the bin that corresponds to the SD/Camera Card to be imported
Use Source Browser to import the video from the SD card using "Add and Transfer to Bin"
Previously, I had been copying the SD card contents to a project folder... then I found I had to use a program to stitch the video together. Then I would add the video to the camera bin. It was a bit tedius and was informed that I didn't need to do all that. Now I'm just checking in to see if I'm on the right track or if I should be doing something different. My main concerns are time-efficiency in my workflow, not having to stitch files, and making sure that the video is actually on the hard drive before I delete the info on the SD cards.
I tried using Mync but wasn't sure how it would speed up my workflow - which I'm still trying to establish.
Any thoughts or suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks!
I have a bin for each camera
I select the bin that corresponds to the SD/Camera Card to be imported
Use Source Browser to import the video from the SD card using "Add and Transfer to Bin"
Previously, I had been copying the SD card contents to a project folder... then I found I had to use a program to stitch the video together. Then I would add the video to the camera bin. It was a bit tedius and was informed that I didn't need to do all that. Now I'm just checking in to see if I'm on the right track or if I should be doing something different. My main concerns are time-efficiency in my workflow, not having to stitch files, and making sure that the video is actually on the hard drive before I delete the info on the SD cards.
I tried using Mync but wasn't sure how it would speed up my workflow - which I'm still trying to establish.
Any thoughts or suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks!
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