How can I adjust RED files resolution once in a sequence?

Following on from my other RED posts....
I have read that by adjusting the source settings of a an rd3 file I can switch between different resolutions according to whether I am editing (for smooth playback) or exporting.
All this can be done by importing the RED file just once.
I have set up a 4K sequence and looked at the source settings but there doesnt seem to be a option for resolution.
I also looked at the sequence settings but they are greyed out.
Is there a way to work with red files that allows smooth playback during editing but so I can export at full res...all by importing the red file just once?
Thanks

asking more about using footage proxies for R3D assets.
Older RED Importer plug-ins used to have a way to change the working resolution of the clip directly, by right clicking and selecting Source Properties (or some such). It's the same method we use now to change things like ISO, color balance, etc. There were video tutorials about this work flow around on the Internet. His description of the issue reminded me of those.

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I’ve also made some other comments about my experience with the camera, in case anyone was considering buying a Kodak camera in the near future.
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        <key>- loc hint -</key>
        <string>List Contents (Small)</string>
        <key>font</key>
        <string>Segoe UI</string>
        <key>size</key>
        <integer>8</integer>
    </dict>

    <key>9029</key>
    <dict>
        <key>- loc hint -</key>
        <string>List Contents (Small Bold)</string>
        <key>bold</key>
        <true/>
        <key>font</key>
        <string>Segoe UI</string>
        <key>size</key>
        <integer>5</integer>
    </dict>

    <key>1307</key>
    <dict>
        <key>- loc hint -</key>
        <string>playlists outline small font (selected)</string>
        <key>bold</key>
        <true/>
        <key>font</key>
        <string>Segoe UI</string>
        <key>size</key>
        <integer>3</integer>
    </dict>

    <key>1304</key>
    <dict>
        <key>- loc hint -</key>
        <string>playlists outline small font</string>
        <key>bold</key>
        <true/>
        <key>font</key>
        <string>Segoe UI</string>
        <key>size</key>
        <integer>7</integer>
    </dict>
Hope this helps.

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If you had a large piece of property, or if you are looking on a map program for, say, a college campus, by simply inputting the address, there has to be a single point that is assigned to that address, which is why an entrance, driveway or mailbox is often what you get as the result.
This is not related to GPS in any way.
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camro1050 wrote:
Yes I mean 2 video side by side. How do I do that in iMovie 11?
From iMovie Help:
To add a side-by-side clip:
Make sure Advanced Tools are turned on.
Open the project you want to add the side-by-side clip to so that it’s showing in the Project browser.
In the Event browser, select a video clip or a frame range that you want to use as a side-by-side clip, and then drag it over a clip in your project.When you see the green Add symbol, release the mouse button.
In the contextual menu that appears, choose “Side by Side.”In the Project browser, the side-by-side clip appears with a blue border around it above the video clip you added it to, at roughly the spot where you added it (toward the beginning, middle, or end of the clip).
Depending on the length of the side-by-side clip you added, it may extend beyond the clip you added it to (only if there’s another clip after the clip you added the side-by-side clip to). You can drag the split-screen clip so that it begins at a different point in the main clip. To reposition where the split-screen clip appears in the project, drag it to a different clip.
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John

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Png like tiff supports transparency, whereas jpg lacks majority of the features found in the other formats but can be highly compressible. However it does so by throwing away data. So each time the file is opened and saved more data is thrown away, if repeated enough times the file is no longer usable.
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I manually manage my music on my iTunes library. Once I have it downloaded on my laptop, then click and drag it to my iPod, I delete the files from my computer to save memory space. So I basically don't have ANY back-ups to over half of the music that was on my iPod. The other week I did what I usually do to add music to my iPod, but once I disconnected it fro my computer, my iPod said there was no music, movies, or anything on there. If you highlight over the Settings it reads that there are still 60 GB of space free out of 80 GB. How can I recover those files that are clearly still on my disk without erasing everything I installed into it?

In my Computer, click the iPod icon ->Properties->Tools->Error Checking
Click Check Now.
If it doesn't help, you have to use 3rd Party apps to recover these lost files, as the iPod filesystem got corrupted.
iPodAccess http://www.findleydesigns.com Mac/Windows,
or refer to this earlier posts by Limnos
Good Luck!

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Doesn;t look like the 6d is supported yet. I'm surprised, thought it would have been in the latest update, 4.02.
In the meantime you can shot RAW+JPG and use the JPG's now and then switch to the RAW's once it is supported or else you an convert the RAWs to DNG using Adobe's converter and import the DNGs.
While I can't say for sure Canon cameras are usually supported fairly quickly so hopefully you won't have to much longer to wait.
regards
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