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  • Phantom Miro – White dots in packed .cine-files (Adobe CC & DaVinci Resolve + OSX Maverick)

    Posted by Torsten Schimmer on June 12, 2014 at 3:05 pm

    Hi there,

    I have problem with my Miro .cine-files. After upgrading my operating system to MAC OSX 10.9 (Maverick) I found strange dots on the right side of the frame in my footage shot with the Phantom Miro 320LC.

    I first thought it might be a bad pixel on the camera but then checked older footage of the same camera that was already edited and working perfectly fine. Even those .cine-files now have those dots in Premiere CC, Speedgrade & Davinci Resolve 10 Lite (FreeVersion). I also own the GlueTools Plugin for the .cine codec and if I load the files into AfterEffects the dots are NOT there.

    Another work-around is to load the .cine-files in the PCC-Software and safe them as “unpacked” .cine-files. The dots are gone in all programs mentioned above. The only program that interprets the footage correctly is Davinci – all other programs show the file approx. 2 stops darker and have a overall green tint to it.

    Have you encountered the same problems? Did you find a solution beside downgrading OSX to something like 10.6.?

    As a reference I uploaded 3 files into my dropbox:
    https://www.dropbox.com/sh/aukk8hj8xjhkp1r/AACd5LwaanRKj4xhF1SHPrSla
    1. file: c_15153_187_ORG.cine –> original .cine file from Miro
    2. file: miro_test_unpacked.cine –> original .cine file converted with PCC-Software and safed “unpacked”
    3. flie: miro_test_packed.cine –> original .cine file converted with PCC-Software and safed “packed”

    I’m working as a Highspeed-Operator, the post is normally done somewhere else and the systems vary from MAC to PC with Adobe, Avid or …

    Any suggestions would be appreciated.
    Thanks in advance
    cheers
    torsten

    Torsten Schimmer replied 12 years, 3 months ago 1 Member · 0 Replies
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