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  1. Mazze
    Hi all, in this tutorial we're looking at how to generate h264 dailies for the COPRA Online Dailies System. Check it out here: https://copra.de/ - it's worth a look 🙂 . Cheers, Mazze
  2. Mazze
    Hi everyone, we added a new tutorial showing how to generate h264 dailies for PIX in SCRATCH. Enjoy 🙂 .
  3. Aljoscha Hoffmann
    Hello, I try to find a setting in Baselight to render a good-looking h264 mp4 file. But the settings to render a h264-file a quite complex and I got not very pleasant results. The goal is to get results like out of Media Encoder, so that you don`t have to do two renderings (from ProRes to h264) and find maybe three default render-setups. Has somebody any advice? Thank you