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moving DNxHD files made in Sorenson Squeeze to the Avid MXF folder
Amy Murray replied 12 years, 11 months ago 6 Members · 16 Replies
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Amy Murray
September 21, 2013 at 12:55 amOk, thanks you have really bren a big help. Just one last question… how do you access your internal scopes in v7? Maybe it has changed and I just can’t find them, regardless of what the ted. guy said. (He said I would need symphony and they are no longer available in v7)
Thanks again and again!
Amy
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Michael Phillips
September 21, 2013 at 1:02 amThe way I always have. I got to color correction mode and change one of the three monitor views to one of the scope views. In my case, the one on the right.
Michael
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Michael Mccune
September 23, 2013 at 12:05 amYes, little mention of scopes in MC7 but they are where they were previously: in the source/record monitor window title bar’s drop-down menu.
The Avid Learning Series, three volumes, has a section on media management, as does the book, Avid Agility, by Steven Cohen.
Regarding media management, one very interesting view–and it includes a detailed tutorial–is at Douglas at Gaijin-Eyes, https://www.gaijin-eyes.com/2014/2014_MediaManagement.html.
These tutorials, and his many others on MC, are not free but the cost is very reasonable–coffee at Starbucks for a couple of days– for a detailed, expert perspective. The site also approaches many other facets of MC and FX. With a Scottish accent! And the visual presentation is expert as well; they are much better than any other tutorials I have seen.
Good luck!
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Amy Murray
September 23, 2013 at 2:07 pmThanks, I will check out the books and maybe the tutorials. I have seen quite a few tutorials but have always been hesitant to spend the money and follow their lead, not knowing if it is actually a good way to work. But, if you guys recommend this particular one, it must be ok!
Best,
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Glenn Sakatch
September 24, 2013 at 2:03 pmHave you tried doing a fast import? The files out of FCP are Pro Res, and you are on a Mac – correct?
Do you need them to convert to DNX?Glenn
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Amy Murray
September 24, 2013 at 3:49 pmYes, I am on a mac, they are Pro Res and I am converting to DNX. I just tried an import and it seems to work. Is a “fast import” any different than going to import under File?
thanks!
Amy
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