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		<title>Conforming Changes in Soundtrack Pro Mixes</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Another great tip from the Tips for Final Cut Pro Editors blog regarding the conform function in Soundtrack Pro:
So I made the changes in FCP, exported the sequence to STP again, but this time with a different file name.  Then, once in STP, I clicked the conform button, and in the dialog box that [...]


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		<title>ProRes 422 Standard vs. ProRes 422 HQ</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[While reading a great article all about the ProRes 422 format, I found the following nugget of info:
While comparing the software-converted files I noticed a couple of interesting issues. My testing found that when the camera native codecs DVCPROHD, HDV or SxS were converted to ProRes in software they universally ran better when using the [...]


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		<title>Compressor: Troubleshooting basics</title>
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