ugh!) and these various little necessary workarounds begin to add up. It's just that many of us are trying to streamline processes, not add steps.Īlso many of us are looking at Resolve as a potentially promising replacement for Premiere (subscription licensing. But of course, that also means that conversions take almost no time to do.
wav, I can't imagine the CPU overhead imposed by. And given how fast a modern CPU will turn an. Nonetheless, timecode isn't always important and for material like voiceovers the degradation is essentially inaudible - especially if mixed even with light background music. Note also that MP3's can't handle embedded timecode, which is critical for a lot of post work.Ĭouldn't agree more - generally don't sound as good as the original and certainly useless for time code based post work I think you're much better off using an original WAV, or converting the MP3 file to WAV prior to import. Leslie Wand wrote: [quote="Marc Wielage" I personally think using MP3 files is a bad idea because they sound bad, plus it's more overhead for the computer since it now has to decompress the MP3 file to WAV on the fly.
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