@phyllissmith The "/" did the trick. Possibly I also was aware of it 4 years ago 😀  On the other hand, clicking down as mentioned, does list ...

@phyllissmith Add that the loaded HDV file get wrong 4:3 DAR in the Cin Viewer window. Obviously there is something from ffmpeg that doesn't tell Ci...

@phyllissmith I tested a standard HDV.m2t file imported from hdv tape ffplay and VLC both display it correct as 16:9 aspect ratio (DAR), and ffpla...

@phyllissmith Well, I was able to move to the portable disk by clicking down one directory at a time from / to /run/media/terje/Seagate_4TB_back/v...

@phyllissmith Thanks. I wasn't aware of that box was in Edit mode. I was looking for a right-hand context menu to select profile from. Tricky 😀 ...

@andreapaz Thank you for the tip. ffv1 sounds interesting and I have to read me up on this topic. Have you seen data rates for ffv1 lossless compres...

@phyllissmith > Other CinGG required settings to take care of PAL SD 576i50 and HDV 1080i50?OK, I looked at the next note from the white paper. J...

@phyllissmith > So to use the 3 version for HQ, in the box below switch the line "profile=2" to "profile=3". Sorry, I tried but didn't find out...

Attached ProRes_Data_Rates  ProRes_Data_Rates.pdf

@dejay Just a thougt from me. If I understood you right, rendering to ProRes was ok from other NLE. Just try to read in one such ok ProRes file type...

@dejay Ok, You have rendered (encoded) to ProRes using ffmeg via CinGG. Have you tested to import a "pre-generated"  ProRes file from another...

@dejay As I also want to use ProRes as an intermediate visual lossless codec to preserve legacy SD and HDV video, I am just curious how you encoded ...

To get more information about the Decklink software, I downloaded the Desktop Video 11.6 and its SDK for Linux from the developer page/p> The rpm pa...