What's a good codec for working with Sony HDCAM 24P How much storage space

cutting a short film shot with Sony HDCAM 24P Is there a sequence setting foe 24P and should I keep it 24P? What's the storage requirements for this or where can I look it up? Thanks!

dvcProHD is also a great offline low demand codec and you can maintain 23.98 frame rate

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