Could someone recommend a 4K codec to use? I am exporting exr sequence files, rendered out of a 3D application, and I need to generate an intermediate file for further editing. I am using premiere pro cs6.
I've tried utvideo, but go color banding (maybe I didn't set up the correct settings)
I've also tried the cineform codec (by installing the GoPro Studio) and I get an error on export stating "CFRenderProc has stopped working"
If one of the top codecs is the one to use, I'll keep messing with them to fix the issues.
If cineform, does it matter between avi or mov? I'm on win 7 64 bit. TIA
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I find Grass Valley HQX a useful intermediate for editing 4K.
Similar quality to Cineform .. and free - which is useful ! -
Another option is to use them natively; the old proexr plugin has been made free this year
http://www.fnordware.com/ProEXR/
If the goal was editing/performance, you can use a proxy workflow and still swap to the native files -
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I agree with pdr, no need to gen an intermediate file, just edit the EXR sequence.
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