Hey everyone, apologies in advance if this is posted somewhere already. I couldn't find the answer I was looking for on Google or searching through these forums.
In Redcine-X Pro when I go to transcode my R3D files into DNxHD36 like I normally do I find that my traditional options (and super clearly indicated bitrates DNxHD36, 115, 175 and 175X) have now been replaced by LB, SQ, HD and HDX. Now I'm not an idiot so I imagine they all line up as I've listed them from lowest to highest but I guess my question is why make the change? and why in the world is there no simple chart with the equivalents side by side and their individual bitrates clearly indicated? I guess I'd also want the same thing for DNxHR.
This was unhelpful and seems to have maybe only been updated with HR info.
http://www.avid.com/products/avid-dnxhr-and-dnxhd#Avid-DNxHD-for-editors
And neither was this.
http://www.avid.com/~/media/avid/files/whitepaper-pdf/dnxhd.pdf?la=en
No mention of LB, SQ, HD or HDX on anything officially from Avid that I would find concerning DNxHD.
Thanks in advance.