I think that is from the Canon XF series cam. MPEG-2 @ 50 Mb/s.
AMA plugin here -
http://avid.custkb.com/avid/app/selfservice/search.jsp?DocId=394971
On 10/21/2011 4:31 PM, Steve Hullfish wrote:
> Client has no clue what shot this.
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> They sent me a hard drive with about a terrabyte of a multicamera "HD" shoot.
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> For each day of the shoot, there are about 20 folders, labeled cryptically: AA0001, AA0002, etc.
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> Inside each folder are four files: AA0001.CIF, AA0001.XML, AA0001.MXF, and AA0001.SIF.
> So a dot CIF, a dot XML, a dot MXF and a dot SIF file.
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> Anybody know the workflow for this? Avid AMA doesn't recognize it. FCP doesn't recognize it. I tried Log and Transfer at various folder levels.
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> There are also a bunch of files marker INDEX.MIF, but there's aren't as many of those files as there are folders.
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> This isn't from a Lego camera or a Barbie camera is it? :-)
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> Steve Hullfish
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