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• Export MXF OP1a with XDCAM HD 422 codec 1080i50

  Hello

  I use CC first and I want to export a movie as a wrapper MXF OP1a with 1080i50 XDCAM HD 422 Codec. I choose the XDCAM codec when I want to export is to one. MOV, but when I select the format MXF OP1a is does not appear in the list of codecs. Is there a way to do this in the first or Adobe Media Encoder, or what I have to come up with a workaround?

  Stuff/XDCAM MXF is somewhat alien to me, but I think that's maybe what you are looking for (?):

  Format: MXF OP1a

  Video Codec: XDCAM HD 50 NTSC (4:2:2)

  Command field: First superior

  It is an XDCAM HD 4:2:2 codec which automatically exports in 1920 x 1080 and with the order of the fields in superior first, it should be interlaced.

  Oh and I assumed that NTSC, but you would have wanted the PAL version of the video Codec.

• Parameters of XDcam HD 422 - cuda in yellow

  Hello

  I'm under 5.5 PP on a macpro (2x4x 2.6 GHZ, 32 GB of Ram), on board graphics nvidia quadro 4000 card and a blackmagic capture Studio-card.

  Projectsettings: Mercury engine is on / material

  My sequence is set to sony´s xdcam hd 422, I drag a clip to the timeline - and cuda wants to make playback (yellow).

  Test: When I opened a different sequence which maintains the Blackmagic-settings for xdcam hd 422, there is no line yellow or green or red, i.e.: none made it necessary for playback.

  What is the way it works with cuda? I hope that no, it s should speed things up, I thought... Or: Is there something I need to change in the settings?

  Y at - it a codec that works better in PP, as Apple prores works so well in FCP?

  Best regards

  Philipp

  leave material EMT/CUDA work with third-party monitoring:https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform

  I still think his way time at Adobe to implement surveillance without third party equipment or codecs.  It is the most important demand.

• Cannot import XDCAM EX video 1080i60

  Hello

  I try to import XDCAM EX video 1080i60 in first Pro CS5, but I get an error message that says "codec missing or unavailable. I tried to uninstall completely and then reinstalling Premiere Pro. I tried to open the video without updating first, and when that does not work I tried to update, then opening the video. But it still does not work. Does anyone have ideas for another to know how to fix this problem?

  PS OK Videos in other formats for import. This format seems to be the only one having problems.

  The files are of SBDAs. I think that they were transferred directly to a Sony HD camera.

  Hmm... probably not. Sonys record directly to MOV with XDCAM EX format, as far as I know. The files have been saved either using a JVC camera (which records the XDCAM EX the MOV container), they have perhaps re-tensioned using the Navigator Clip of Sony (I think that), or they are the result of a Log and transfer in Final Cut Pro. No matter who he is, first expected to be able to import; I can make XDCAM EX vom to a JVC HM700 without problem, although they will not playback on the Windows desktop:

  

  A test, try to download the SBDAs by two or three and see if they will import. Those who come from the JVC HM700 and they work very well in CS5.0.2 (at least they do for me on Windows 7). If they work, it's your file. If this is not the case, your installation.

  The XDCAM EX 1080i60 video HQ preset appears in the new window in sequence, with a XDCAM EX 1080i60 predefined SP; I tried both, but I get the same error message with two presets.

  As long as your preset list looks like this:

  

  You should be ready to go. There has been cases where the first update leads to return to a status of the trial, which has limited the formats that can be imported and played. In general, in this case, you will have the same error you see, and the absence of some presets (AVC-Intra, AVCHD, XDCAM, etc.) is a red flag that you are running in trial mode. If you do not see the list of presets here, let us know, and you will get some guidelines for uninstall/clean/reinstall first.

  the same "codecs missing or unavailable" message appears. It also appears when I try to open the preview of the source.

  That's the troubling part. The preset that you use for a particular sequence has no impact on what you can or cannot import and playback of a project, but if you are in test mode, you're at an impasse.

  Post back with the results of these tests.

• What happened to predefined export [QT. mov XDCAM 422 1080i50 (MB/s) CBR]

  Hello peoples,

  I have a memory to a broadcaster here and they accept QT mov XDCAM HD 422 1080i50.

  Used the first Pro CC, and I managed to export QT mov with this setting XDCAM HD 422 1080i50... no problem...

  After that I updated to first Pro CC to the 2014 version (where the interface is blue), it only allows me to export to MXF instead of MOV format. Apparently, they need convert or something to the MOV format, before you can use.

  Is there no solution to workaround this? Much would appreciate your help.

  -howie-

  * attached is the image of the guideline of submission *.

  HEY birds,

  You have Apple Final Cut Pro, Motion, or Compressor installed? My contacts tell me that now, you must have one of them installed for export XDCAM in a .mov wrapper.

  Also, it is a codec export inherited. Can you ask your client if an encapsulated file, .mxf will be enough for the future? Export of QT wrapped XDCAM seems to go by the wayside.

  Thank you
  Kevin

• Adobe Media Encoder CC: Is that I can export to Apple ProRes 422 on a Mac?

  Hi people,

  I tried to find some information about it, but couldn't really find a definitive answer on this.

  Unfortunately, my Mac is set where we are talking, I can't try this either...

  I want to convert the mxf files (XDCAM HD 422 1080i 50, 50 Mbit/s with multiple Audio channels) to Apple ProRes 422 using Adobe Media Encoder CC.

  Simple question: is that possible or I need to look for another workflow/converter?

  Thanks for your help!

  Jens

  PS: The OS is Mavericks...

  Sure.

  Use the QuickTime exporter, and then choose the ProRes422 Codec in its drop-down list.

• XDCAM HD .mov

  I have a lot of xdcam hd 422 clips which turns into .mov files (I used the xdcam transfer browser), for the edition I FCP7. Also, my backup files are .mov and I deleted the files native xdcam. Recently I bought the CS6 for editing in Premiere Pro 6, and I won't use FCP (in fact, I do not have more). But it seems that the first not to handle my "xdcam .mov" files very well. It looks like bad streaming, like its something wrong with the pace. When I import native xdcam files, everything works perfectly fine. But the problem is all my old files, which is converted to .mov. I have to find a way that I can use them in first.

  What I have to buy calibrated (http://www.calibratedsoftware.com/QXD.asp), or is there another way to solve the problem? Adobe maybe a plugin or another solution?

  First Pro CC 7.0.1 added support for all flavors of mov XDCAM. For CS6, you will need to consider third-party solutions.

• Project management, including files SD Captioned close does not work

  I discovered that I am unable to project manage (media management), subtitled a timeline that contains items that have been close.

  (1) for loading a file of close captioning in the source window, there is a second video track that appears in the timeline panel.

  The video of the second video track is identical to the video in the first track, the only difference being the top rail holds the captioning.

  Deleting of this track (track 2 video) removes the captioning.

  

  (2) when I try to project manage a timeline that contains HD (XDCAM HD 422 50 MB) and SD (ProRes 422), sometimes the project well will be reduce the HD images to just the clips used, but the SD card will not.

  The size of the project as a result of the winds that can reach the size of the captioned SD sources, all SD combined sources.

  (screenshot of full promo - all clips)

  

  (full promo shot - No. HD (XDCAM 422 50 MB) screen clips)

  

  (3) remove items one by one with only the graphics being the constant, the project never reduced to a manageable size.

  For example, the timeline has a task that is: 30. In this: 30 there is a SD subtitled clip which is 01:12, as well as some graphics.

  When project manage this chronology, the project shrinks to 17.7 GB (846 MB are GFX).

  The size of the source of the SD subtitled clip is 18,14 GB.

  (promo with 1 single file close SD captioned, more GFX)

  

  (4): 30 spot containing GFX (846 MB) and a single HD (XDCAM 422 50 MB) clip is going to handle the low project correctly.

  

  

  (5): 30 spot containing GFX (846 MB) and one unique: 11 HD (XDCAM 422 50 MB) and a clip unique captioned: 03 SD (ProRes 422) clip will NOT manage low project correctly.

  In this case, the project shrinks to 16.2 GB, the file source SD captioned 11,56 GB that is, and the difference of 4.64 GB is still too much for: video 14 MB and 846 of GFX.

  

  We have noticed with CC v7.2. We thought for sure it would be fixed by CC 2014.2.

  The inability to properly and effectively project manage (media management) put our FCP pending switch in the foreseeable future.

  Adequate project management is essential to our workflow.

  Thanks for your quick response!

  #1 works. Once I unchecked "include legends on import" the problem on

  recently imported clips has been resolved.

  However, already imported clips that I had removed from the project,

  Stop the PP, has reopened the same project and imported back these (drug clips

  them from the finder)

  These clips kept their captioning regardless of the change of preference.

  I went to preferences, media, own Cache of database and no.

  change.

  I would say that there is still a bug with 2014.2 of PP and its ability to fully

  work with files already captioned SD files.

  I don't know if I have HD captioned files to try. HD captioning work

  differently from SD (SD captioning done part of the HD video signal

  captioning is in the meta-data).

  good thing #1 worked... #2 would have been almost impossible due to the file

  sizes of used items.

  -bhoover

• Strategy for sharing media between Mac and Windows Premiere Pro

  I hope that I write in the right forum, it's here or in the hardware forum.

  I'll take the plunge and get a pretty high-end PC to increase my aging Mac Pro for Premiere Pro CS 5.5 (and probably 6 CS as soon as the kinks are developed). Right now my online media resides on several trendy readers fast eSATA RAID 5, on my Mac Pro through some eSATA PCI cards. It works well and I have pretty good bandwidth of 200MBS to 250MBS using this method, I think enough speed for the type of media that I use in my changes, a combination of XDCAM EX, AVCHD, H.264 Canon with maybe 4-5 rivers both in Multicam edits.

  Adding from my PC to the combination will complicate things. I want to be able to access the media on my eSATA drives, which are currently formatted for Mac, using filesystem HFS +. I heard that the Mac drive can make Windows well read this file system.

  The issue is sharing this media on drives fast enough for both systems be able to modify / access simultaneously. I do not have Gigabit ethernet, but I don't think it would be pretty quickly, I think that practically it tops on about 70 MB/second. I probably need more speed.

  Also the Mac can share than the SMB protocol, but does not seem to the current Mac OS 10.7 sharing SMB very well but I test it with Windows. I know for my various boxes of media player, it does not work very well, or at any time to access my Mac 10.7 system via SMB. In addition, SMB seems to be a very slow network protocol. I can share via AFP or NFS, and I think that NFS is the speed you need, do not know if Windows out of the box can cope with this Protocol.

  I know there is such a thing as "fiber channel" and other mainly tech to create a fast network, the Mac can also network via Firewire, but I don't think it will be enough or fast. I guess I could see if it was faster than Gigabit ethernet protocol using Cat 6 or what is the last type of ethernet cable. I am doing a shortcut here and see if the large number of people did and what they think works best.

  Thanks for all the tips here.

  Kind regards

  -Keith

  I guess there are a lot of variables, but change us on a network using the SMB and Gigabit Ethernet and working with fairly similar media (XDCAM HD 422, XDCAM EX, AVCHD or H264) and it works fine. We have two servers sharing between 3 and 4 editing suites. I think that if you are just sharing between two machines, it should be sufficient.

• Export or convert into a broadcast Format

  Hello

  I created a min of 4 1/2 short, video and exported, 1280 x 720 p using H.264 in mp4 file.  A friend of a friend showed it to a local television station.  They want to air.  They want it in Beta SP or HD CAM or CAM XD.  I have no idea of what I need to do to make this happen.  Any comments?

  Thank you!  Richard

  XDCAM HD 422 sounds like a great option.

  All you need now is their preference for physical delivery...

  external hard drive to the bearer or upload to the ftp site.

  Good luck.

• XDCAM HD422 1080i60 CBR

  XDCAM HD422 1080i/50

  From this post, I was wondering how can you make XDCAM HD422 1080i60 CBR? is not in the menu dropdown.

  PC user with premiere pro CC

  There's a XDCAM HD 1080i60 pre-set format MXF OP1a. You can start with the screening and then export settings change your video/audio/caption options to match your needs.

• First Pro CC to support Proress 422 of XDcam without conversion?

  After that the first re - install II cannot import the original footage of XD cam proress 422 without conversion on my calendar, should I download any codec or any suggestion?  Thank you.

  You should probably ask this question on a forum Adobe Premiere.

• NanoFlash Footage-XDCAM 422 1080 p razor video not Audio only Preset using controls K

  Hi everyone, I'm having a problem on the timeline razoring. When you use the shortcut C - K, only the video is cut off and the audio track does not cut. I have to pass the razor and cut the audio track manually. Is there a solution for this. Normally it would be razor both. The audio track in all down on track 9. Thank you Roman

  Roman,

  Look at this screenshot:

  

  I hope it clears up, but post if you have any questions.

• MXF to ProRes 422

  A client gave me a car that they got their cameraman. I need to get the files in Apple ProRes 422 for editing, but I don't know to use ClipWrap, Mpegstream Clip or XDCam transfer... or else.

  Each file is a map and includes a series of folders: Clip, icon, Proxy, Audio, video, voice of the Audio and video files are. MXF.

  Any help would be great!

  Looks that they shot Panasonic P2... it's the structure of files in this format.  None of the mentioned converters will not work.  To do this, you use standard old LOG AND TRANSFER files... even inside FCP.

  Now... If they shot that has been saved as DVCPRO HD P2... which will come only in DVCPRO HD.  Cannot be imported as ProRes... the only option you have is DVCPRO HD... but it is a conversion without loss.  If they shot AVCIntra, then you can bring it like ProRes. In the journal and transfer of preferences (menu sprocket in the interface of log and transfer), there is a place to choose which format ProRes import AVCINTRA as. NOT AVCHD... AVCINTRA...

• Shooting 2 k S-Log2 on F5 (AXS - R5) / Prores 422

  Simple questions that I had a hard time getting replied:

  The Sony F5 can shoot 2 k S-Log2? If so, how?

  What is the best way to convert XAVC, 2 k, etc the F5 to Prores 422?

  I was on the phone with a lot of people without any resolution for this.

  Thank you

  -Dan

  The F5 won't XAVC 2 k or 2 k RAW until September free firmware update.

  Slog2 is available only when shooting XDCAM, XAVC or SR Codec internal cards, not BELIEVED. RAW is RAW.

  The R5 saves only the RAW format, nothing else.

  To convert one of these ProRes formats I highly recommend to use DaVinci Resolve. The Lite version is FREE and will until HD resolution. The full version can produce higher like 2 k and 4 k resolutions.

  I wrote a step by step guide how use DaVinci to convert formats of files here: http://cinetiny.com/5SG4yVnQ