You don't import (or even AMA) the MXF files that RedCine creates. They
are OP-Atom MXF files, so you just put them in the Avid MediaFiles
folder. RedCine should also be creating AAF files which you can then
import and link to the media. It creates ALEs too, but they aren't
actually valid ALE files and Media Composer rejects them. As an
alternative to using the AAFs, you can bring the files in with the Media
Tool (although you'll get less metadata across that way).
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On 08/08/2012 01:25, Lou Wirth wrote:
>
> I don't know how you guys do it. I have several Red Epic files (screen
> shots of a computer demo) that last 5 or 6 minutes. I am on day two
> and yet to get these into anything Avid can understand. AE C6 will
> take them but its a 10 hour render. Premier CS6 is cranking now going
> on 5 hours for one clip. We'll see how this works. In the mean time,
> this Red Cine has been a nightmare. I've used it before on small clips
> to create DnX files and no problem. But for some reason, it just can't
> get a file out (four hours on this one) that can be imported. Just get
> errors. I even tried to just make a prores and after 1 hour (i
> shortened the clip) it came out to a 1 MB file that can not open.
>
> What is the secret to working with these files? I am on a tight
> deadline and going crazy.
>
> thanks
>
> Lou
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