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I have a question regarding editing. (I've been editing for 9 years and a half and am still trash  ) I read somewhere that x264/5 is terrible for editing, and using 'editing codec' files (like Lagarith, which I'm aware of) is better. Does this mean the stress load on PC performance will be smaller if I use .avi files Lagarith? And is there a good and easy way to transcode said files to said codec without much hassle?
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Lizard Combatant posted:Yes, using codecs suited to your editing software is best and I'd avoid h264 and definitely not h265. What OS and editing software are you using and why do you want to use that codec over say prores or dnx out of interest? Windows 10, Magix Vegas 16 (rip Sony). I take it you're recommending these codecs out of personal experience?
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Mar 12, 2020 04:00
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BonoMan posted:ProRes has been the standard editing on Macs (it's an Apple/Final Cut codec) and DNxHD on the PCs (it's an AVID codec) for years. With the latest Adobe CC update though, ProRes is finally (widespread and officially) on PCs. I see, thanks a lot for the advice. Hopefully this makes my work a bit easier.
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Mar 12, 2020 04:12
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Lurdiak posted:Does anyone know how to do a basic morph effect in Sony Vegas 14? Do I need a plugin for that, and where can I get such a plugin? It's incredibly difficult to find information about this for some reason. Is this what you want? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YykZ5a_R7Gk
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