Or better yet, be able to install/upgrade them from within MC. That would be too easy for the user though so scratch that.
On Fri, Oct 25, 2013 at 4:41 PM, Dom Q. Silverio <domqsilverio@gmail.com> wrote:
I think the problem is we have to deal with various websites to get a handful of common AMA plugins. It is inconsistent. I don't understand why you can't make it part of the installation or at least similar to how you package Nvidia drivers.If there is no compatible plugin at release then leave it empty. If a compatible version exists package it.
DQSOwen....Avid doesn't host the AMA plug-in's - the 3rd parties do as they change regularly. Not sure what part of the below "doesn" work.AMA Plug-in Guides
Downloads*
* Please refer to the "AMA Plug-ins and Media Composer Version Compatibility" table for software requirements.
- Arri ALEXA MXF/DNxHD AMA plug-in (download)
- AVCHD AMA plug-in (download)
- Canon XF 300 AMA plug-in (download)
- Canon XF 305 AMA plug-in (download)
- Ikegami GFCAM AMA plug-in (download)
- MXF AMA plug-in (download)
- Panasonic P2 AMA plug-in (download)
- QuickTime AMA plug-in (installed with your software)
- RED/RED EPIC AMA plug-in (download)
- Sony HDCAM SR Lite AMA plug-in (download)
- Sony XDCAM/XDCAM EX AMA plug-ins (download)
- Sony F65RAW Plug-in for Avid v1.0 plug-in (download)
- Hamburg Pro Media MPEG2 AMA plug-in (download)
✝ Please note that AMA is a processor intensive application, and older platforms may not offer optimum performance.
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