CS3 and DVCPRO HD?

[Harm Millaard]

No.

[Marcus Van bavel]

Yes it does, with DVFilm Raylight https://dvfilm.com/raylight

You can drop the MXF files straight into the project bin.

[Tim Kolb]

But, if you are looking for the FW I/O of the Mac with tape-based DVC ProHD, that is still not possible.

(I don’t even think that you can access the DVC ProHD editing codec from PPro on the Mac…it’s FCP only)

The specifically MXF stuff from the HVX 200 can be handled by several configurations with Raylight being one…CineForm is another.

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[Marcus Van bavel]

[Tim Kolb]
(I don’t even think that you can access the DVC ProHD editing codec from PPro on the Mac…it’s FCP only)”

Not an obstacle for Raylight since we have our own DVCPROHD codec.

The Raylight for Mac product will support CS3/Mac as well as FCP in the next release, so you get DVCPROHD in the timeline.

[Tim Kolb]

[Marcus van Bavel] “The Raylight for Mac product will support CS3/Mac as well as FCP in the next release, so you get DVCPROHD in the timeline.”

I think the key is, can you capture/output DVC ProHD from/to tape via FireWire from a Panasonic 1200 deck for instance…(a la FCP)

Unfortinately, that’s a missing key component to most non-P2 DVC ProHD users.

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