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This is precisely why there is a longstanding feature request that would allow for ‘source rolls’ or ‘selects’ or ‘stringouts’, which allow you to toss a bunch of source clips in a sequence that would then behave like a source clip. Preferably with a MatchFrame option.
You are not alone.
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Used to be that IgnoreQTRate needed the source clip to not have any audio. Starting v6, that appears to have changed. It will not affect the sound, so the sound will be too short, and run at normal speed, and you will get a warning about this.
For ForceQTFrameRate your clips can have sound, but the sound remains unaffected (so will go out of sync).
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OR:
– Open the console (CTRL-6 / CMD-6)
– Type “IgnoreQTRate True”
– Import your source file through File->Import(Type “IgnoreQTRate False” to reset)
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– Open the console (CTRL-6 / CMD-6)
– Type “SetAMAQTForcedFrameRate true 23.976” (or any other frame rate)
– AMA-link to the files you want to have slowed down
– (optional: transcode your source clips)(Type “SetAMAQTForcedFrameRate False 0” to reset)
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Open those OMFI files in a 25p project first, see if that works. Then simply open the resulting bin in your 50p project. You might want to consolidate these files from within the 50p project afterwards.
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Absolutely. She’s the bomb.
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No compression in Avid MXF audio. If the source is polyphonic (multiple channels wrapped into a single file), it will be extracted to monophonic MXF files. These will be PCM inside and MXF container.
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Bob, VidSharX themslves suggest ypu don’t even need a server. Your main editing system could function as the host.
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No, don’t AMA mediafiles. If you need to sort your mediafiles, you can rename/renumber the subfolders inside Avid MediaFiles/MXF/ to any other number. Or you can give them an alphanumeric name, but that means you won’t be able to rebuild media databases for that folder (needs to be a number for MC to have write access to it).
However, NEW media is always created in folders named 1 or 2 or 3, etc. -
Nope.
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Pretty sure you can.