It would be simple to transcode your Avid footage to ProRes inside Avid,
and export the resulting clips Same-as-source to produce ProRes quicktimes.
It sounds like you maybe don't have an Avid available? In which case
you could download Media Composer or Symphony and use the 30-day trial
to do just that.
Cheers,
--Michael
On 13-02-10 3:49 PM, Mike Breiburg wrote:
>
> Project's footage was shot with AVCHD, first editor brought it into Avid,
> converted it all to MXF. Now it's being handed over to me and I need to
> convert the MXFs to ProRes for FCP.
>
> Of course the raw footage isn't available.
>
> Anyone have any advice on converter applications that can convert and
> marry
> the audio mxfs and video mxfs into one prores file with audio and
> video, or
> do I need to do it manually in FCP?
>
> TIA
>
> Mike
>
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