No, it's just copying the data that's already there untouched, not saving uncompressed as you seem to think he's talking of.
At $200, the Solveigmm business version would cover a year of Premiere Pro CC, which does require re-encoding, but it also does everything else any professional editor could want included! Since the PPCC rendering takes place unattended in the background, once queued up, isn't that a better choice for the H.265 4K video from the M2P? Takes me about the same time as any lossless video cutter to create the project, and set up and start the export render, and walk away. 90 minutes later, it's complete, ready to upload to YT. Are you making multiple changes to the trim and combine after the first try, which requires immediate output to refine, which would be cumbersome to wait 90 minutes each time you refined it?
I travel with my bicycle, carrying a small laptop for basic operations like trimming videos. That is why I am keen on a trimmer without re-encoding. But also at home such program enables me to quickly cut the crap after a day of filming.
In that case, the $200 investment makes imminent sense! What do you do for an audio track?
Don't know what you want to ask, but I do not record audio with the Mavic and editing I do at home in Premiere.
I guess I am confused. You want to trim and assemble your video files in the field without the delay of rendering them, but then you do your editing at home in Premiere. I presume you add an audio music track in Premiere to the otherwise silent video, like everyone else. The video clips you are assembling in the field obviously have no audio, so do you post those immediately to social media without any audio, or why the urgent need to trim them in the field? Otherwise, I'm unclear why you don't wait until you get home and do your trimming, editing and rendering all at the same time, like everyone else. What am I missing?
Two reasons: to safe space on my portable HD. But also it is a way of evaluating my footage.
Ok, so you aren't creating any shared output files that would require adding a sound track, which is what I initially thought, which was why I asked if there was some way to add audio without rendering, too. So, you are throwing away all your trimmed out video sections? When I edit, I often change my mind about a clip I initially rejected, and decide to use it in the same or another project. What do you use for a backup of your originals while on your bike, or do you only keep the single trimmed version, with no backup?
