I will second what Michael has said and add the the naming is often, but not constrained to,
(roll#)(clip#)_(date)_(bodyID).mov
The Body ID part being that if you call into Production with a problem with a clip they know which camera body made the file.
Jay
On May 30, 2013, at 4:18 PM, Michael Hancock wrote:
> That's not the Red camera extension. That's just Arri file naming. I have
> a folder of Arri files that look like this:
>
> A010C001_120523_R1SM.mov
>
> Another folder from a second Alexa is:
>
> A003C001_120523_R21C.mov
>
> I believe it the last four numbers/letters are related to the camera,
> possibly?
>
> Red files would look like:
>
> A011_C001_0312KR_001.R3D
>
> Michael
>
>
> On Thu, May 30, 2013 at 5:03 PM, Robert Lawson <avidrhl@gmail.com> wrote:
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>> I have received a hard drive full of what I am told are Arri Alexa files.
>>
>> Quicktime reports these files as ProRes 4444, 23.976 fps.
>>
>> Here's the thing I want to verify - All of the files are named similar to
>> this:
>>
>> "A002C001_130417_R3D4.MOV"
>>
>> There's also a FCP-generated .XML file in each footage directory, as well
>> as an Avid Log Exchange file.
>>
>> Does Arri Alexa use the RED camera file extension? .R3D? MediaInfo seems to
>> indicate that these were indeed created by an Arri camera, but I want to
>> verify, if anyone can help.
>>
>> My perusal of the Arri site hasn't been too fruitful.
>>
>> TIA,
>>
>> ---
>> Rob Lawson
>> System Administrator, ACSR ISIS, Windows & Interplay
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