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  • Bjoern Adamski

    October 6, 2008 at 8:26 pm in reply to: p2 in iMovieHD

    Sure. MXF4QT stands for MXF for QuickTime. Any QuickTime compatible Mac OS X application can interface with MXF4QT, most of them do so. It’s not only for FCP, it works with Color, Motion and others.

    Best
    Bjoern

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  • Bjoern Adamski

    October 6, 2008 at 8:07 pm in reply to: p2 in iMovieHD

    Hi Shane,

    there are some tools out there that even allow iMovie to import P2 and other MXF media. 😉

    Best
    Bjoern

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  • Bjoern Adamski

    October 6, 2008 at 8:03 pm in reply to: trouble imputing recovered mxf files

    QuickTime can’t read MXF by standard so there was another software involved.

    If it was ours (MXF4QT) then 30 seconds is a limitation of the free demo version.

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  • Bjoern Adamski

    October 6, 2008 at 7:55 pm in reply to: trouble imputing recovered mxf files

    > I tried to just import the video and audio separate and
    > match things up but it will only import 30 seconds of
    > both it won’t give me the entire file.

    Using what software?

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  • Got it.

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  • You can go through the website, our system sends a notification to the entire team so I can send you a direct reply.

    Thanks
    Bjoern

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  • Bjoern Adamski

    October 5, 2008 at 10:44 am in reply to: premiere cs3 to after cs3 problem

    Roland,

    P2 MXF is not using intraframe compression, it’s i-frame only with constant bit rate.

    Best
    Bjoern

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  • The best would be to have custom clip names set in the P2 XML (UserClipName). You can do this by using P2CMS but also a simple XML editor can do it if you are aware of XML.

    Our software MXF4QT Import in combination with P2 Flow CM can map the user clip name to FCP clip names while accessing the native MXF assets. Beside this P2 Flow CM maps all the metadata over to FCP. You find workflow documentations and movies in the SERVICE – DOCUMENTATION section on our website.

    Not sure about the Media 100 but if this one can access the native P2 MXF as well then the FCP XML to Media 100 transfer should work.

    P2 Flow CM is not part of the free MXF4QT demo. Drop me an e-mail if you want to test this and I can send it to you.

    Best
    Bjoern

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  • Bjoern Adamski

    October 5, 2008 at 10:06 am in reply to: LXF Format

    Hi Simon,

    LXF is a proprietary file container format from Harris/Leitch. As far as I know no one beside Harris/Leitch can read this natively.

    You can probably just re-wrap the “30 and 50 mbits/sec mpeg2 422 i-frame footage” to standard MXF D10/IMX. This is readable by our MXF4QT Import software and natively editable by FCP. Not sure about this 26 mbit version, I doubt this must be transcoded to use in FCP.

    At NAB Harris also showed a native access to MOV and MXF files in parallel to the LXF files. The MOVs and MXFs were completely virtualized in realtime so you could access them in directly in other applications.

    Hope this helps.

    Best
    Bjoern

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