Scott Simmons
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It was real, we had it and it was a lot of fun. And people did learn from the event as I got a lot of feedback about it. I discussed the idea behind the NLE Debate here’>the idea behind the NLE Debate here. https://www.provideocoalition.com/the-nashville-filmmakers-guild-nle-debate-live-stream-archive
The live stream was archived on YouTube. https://youtu.be/iGoDzoOi1_s
I tried to embedded it below.
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The recently released version of Sorenson squeeze 8 Pro can do just this. it can create the properly formatted avid DNxHD.MXF files that you can drop right into the avid media files folder.
I wrote a blog post about this very thing just the other day.
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I noticed the same thing and was told by a couple of beta testers that this is a known bug and on the fix it list.
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[Uli Plank] “Maybe Avid is not adding a TC track to the QT file. DSLRs don’t write any TC.
Director of the Institute of Media Research (IMF) at Braunschweig University of Arts”
That wouldn’t be the issue since I’m working with Avid MXF media that’s coming into Resolve, not QTs. True the DSLR media was originally QTs and those don’t have timecode but Avid sees the timestamp when loading DSLR media via AMA and once that was transcoded into Avid DNxHD 175 that new media has timecode as you can see from the Avid image. It’s there in the bin and the Media Tool.
Obviously something is wrong as Resolve doesn’t see the timecode. I checked a few other projects shot on RED and Resolve does see that timecode.