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avid aaf roundtrip how to?
hey everybody
first of all im relativley new to all
we at our company have serveral Media composer workstations
and we want grade our final cut in resolvemost of the time we store our avid mxf files on portable fire wire 800 drives
so ive came over a video on yt where someone pointed ot a way to conform aaf in resolve renderd the files out and relinked the new mxf from resolve back in avid to his cut
well ive tryed the same work around but first failed to get the aaf to conform in resolve
maybe i should say that for performance we have on our resolve a massive riad for all the renders
so in my understandingok here is what i did to bring the job from another machine from avid to resolve
in avid i exported ann aaf and had to transcode the footage to some mxf 120 so that i have a copy o my sequence that points to the new generated mxf.
well now when i open the aaf in resolve it ask me to oint out where the footage is i poin to the new generated mxf and it starts thinkingwell until here everything is fine
but it hapens that resolve doesnt find some of the clips, even the mxf are in the said folder.is there a way to force conform by hand to the missing clips?
and why is resolve able to read all the other fles but not these?well ok
it just had been 2 or 3 clips resolve didnt found so i did my job graded and exported out of resolve as mxf wih avid aaf roundtrip checked
and when i export a aaf out of resolve and import it in avid it doesnt relink
i can find the new generated mxf files and import them in avid via media tool
but i cant relink themi dont get that round trip
has someone a proper proofed work arround for avid aaf
maybe i should also say that these files are from a film tapethx for reading and or any coments
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Have you tried the “force conform” functions in Resolve (pg 152 in the Manual)? As long as the missing clips are somewhere in the project browser, this function works pretty well.
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