James Brooks
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I am guessing it is trying to open the .mxfindex and failing. My FS7 shots don’t have that file, but I also tend to select the MXF to import it. In this case, you may have to too.
Cheers, James
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Hi Molly
Where did the files come from/what captured the files?
Cheers, James
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Cool hack ☺ This requires that the 708 CC is the same of 608 CC and you only want service 1, but still, nicely done
Cheers, James
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Hi Bryan
ccConvert will extract the embedded 708 directly to an MCC with no change in the captions themselves (e.g. the 708 packets will be extracted from the ProRes and written directly to the MCC).
Cheers, James
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Hi JR
This would me more for getting them into Premiere to edit them and output them as captions in the output file. You can select ‘Burn in captions’ in the output dialog, but I don’t think it will put the black box around them, but I am not sure
Cheers, James
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Hi JR
It might be easier to use https://www.convertcc.com/ to convert the SRT to either SCC or MCC and import that. The service is currently free 😉
Cheers, James
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It is compatible with 2015, but I mis read your post. We have DV100 for MXF Op1a/P2/etc. For MOV DV100, I am getting that setting directly in Premiere without our plugin.
Are you not seeing that option in your installation?
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Hi Corinna
You could try the MediaReactor Workstation plugins for Avid. They support a large number of h.264 8 and 10 bit encodes in MXF OP1a, AS-02 and OP-Atom.
The trial mode is limited to 10 seconds, but there is a temporary full feature trial license available
Cheers, James
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Hi Juan
MediaReactor workstation supports that output
Cheers, James
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Hi Steve
We have a AMA linking product for that workflow called MediaReactor Workstation. There is a 99$ version that supports both Sony XAVC-S MP4 and the Panasonic MP4 directly in MediaComposer 6, 7, and 8. You can get a free trial from
if you wish.
Cheers
