I have no experience on 8mm movies, I'm interested to know what scanning
resolution they use for your movies. To me 30Mbit MPEG2 is very good for
1080p 24fps video, of course the lesser the compression the better the
quality.
C.H.Ling
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From: <usher99@xxxxxxx>
> CH writes:
>>Can you request a high bit rate (~30Mbit/s) MPEG2 file in parallel
> with the Prores 422? MPEG2 is a good editing format and the quality
> should be good enough for the old 8mm movies. Or you may try this:
>
>
>>http://www.bigasoft.com/news/prores-converter-convert-apple-prores-mov-t
> o-mp4-avi-wmv-mkv.html
>
>
> Thanks CH--I remember your valuable contributions to the last video
> software discussion. I will ask Pro8mm. The resolution of
> the 8mm exp super 8mm movies were better than I thought and requires
> huge files to preserve that. Actually it seems the film appears to be
> a none to shabby archival
> medium as is. I may burn the data to Millenniata discs.
> Mike
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