Marcus Van bavel
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Yes it is possible with Raylight/Mac and Quicktime Pro. You make the Raylight links and then export them from QTpro to whatever format you like.
https://dvfilm.com/raylight/mac
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Raylight will allow you to open the MXF files directly in Premiere, if you don’t want to wait. https://dvfilm.com/raylight
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I’m not the biggest expert on FCP but I’ve heard the “remove duplicate frames” option is problematic. It’s trying to examine frames to find redundancy whereas Raylight 1.08 in that mode simply skips every other frame, and there’s not much that can go wrong there. If you want to wait a few days I think we are going to release it and then you can try the 1.08 demo.
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Raylight/Mac version 1.08 can remove 2:2 pulldown properly from 50P, however
that version is still in Beta. You can take a chance and purchase and we
will send the beta to you. Several customers have it and no problems
reported yet. It will also remove 3:2 and 2:2 pulldown correctly from 60P.
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Raylight/Mac does not “repair” clips but it can tolerate massive problems in the CONTENTS folder.
For example it can convert a bare MXF file (no XML or LASTCLIP file required).
It also does not read the MXF file beyond the header, so if the MXF file is trashed somewhere in the middle of the clip you will at least get the parts that are good.
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The release version will run on either G4, G5 or Intel Macs. There is also an Intel-only version in beta that you can request, it runs about 50% faster vs the release version on Intel.
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It works here using a dual adaptor, a non-write protected P2 Card and a Mac Pro. Do you have write permission for the XML files?
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DVFilm Maker ( https://dvfilm.com/maker ) can batch deinterlace.
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DVFilm Maker ( https://dvfilm.com/maker ) can batch deinterlace.
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1. Change the UserClipName in the field with P2 CMS. Note the card
must be un-write protected to do that. You could also do it with
a copy of the CONTENTS folder that is on a backup hard drive.
2. enable the UserClipName feature in Raylight
3. The editor makes his own Raylight links, the UserClipName is automatically
used for the link name. Takes just a few seconds to make the link.