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Avid Aiff won’t import what am i doing wrong?
Another post from me but i’m learning thank you all your help.
I can’t seem to get a Avid Aiff to import into resolve.
The work flow has gone like this. Files are ingest into the Avid Media Files -> 1 as XDcam 422 50mbs MXF files brought into a timeline edited. Then a Aiff was exported
In Resolve i go into the conform page I click the load under the Timeline Management. in the dialog box i select the Aiff file. it loads the data and askes me where the files are located. I tell it to find the files in the Avid Media files. I then get a dialog box that say it found a bunch of info from the Aiff but 0 clips were loaded.
am i doing something wrong?
Mike Jeffs
Video Coordinator
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4 Replies
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Could be that the AIFF has not been exported correctly. The manual says –
A single 16 or 24-bit/48KHz AIFF or WAV file on an accessible volume.
If its not that format it won’t load.
I also extract the audio to a separate folder and keep them all in the same place away from the media to keep it all clean.
Danny Scotting – Senior Colourist
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I am such a idiot I typed Aiff But what i meant was AAF (to many acronmys) i was meaning video not audio
Sorry
Mike Jeffs
Video Coordinator
BYU-Idaho -
Well, the first thing you should do is load all the media manually and not use those options, they wont work.
Then I would actually export an EDL for the conform and see it that one does one track properly.
if so, try the AAF again.A slice of color…
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Resolve doesn’t read MXF wrapped XDCam files according to their supported Codecs list, only quicktime wrapped.
Check here:
https://www.blackmagic-design.com/media/1764192/DaVinci_Resolve_8.0_Supported_Codec_List.pdf
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