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  1. #1 Fast Import DNxHD Files From Scratch? 
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    So with the latest version of REDRushes, we've been able to export DNxHD files that fast import into AVID. This is great.

    But when we render DNxHD files out of Scratch, the DNxHD files don't fast import. Is this working for anyone else? Is this a known issue from AVID? Are AVID and Assimilate in talks to get this figured out?

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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    FYI, also posted on the AVID forum.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Russ L View Post
    So with the latest version of REDRushes, we've been able to export DNxHD files that fast import into AVID. This is great.

    But when we render DNxHD files out of Scratch, the DNxHD files don't fast import. Is this working for anyone else? Is this a known issue from AVID? Are AVID and Assimilate in talks to get this figured out?

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks,

    -Russ

    FYI, also posted on the AVID forum.
    Add my vote - we need DNxHD with selectable datarates and Avid fast import.

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    What they said.
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    The last I heard was RED was going to share with Assimilate how they integrated the QT codec addressing as you see in REDrushes. MetaFuze once released will make DNxHD of all flavors, but won't be a color correction tool as you find in REDCINE. Also, there is no export of an RLX type file in REDCINE to apply the color decisions made. These are the parts of the workflow that still need to be defined.

    MetaFuze is still in process. Looking at the audio support before we release.

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    We need this. Bad.

    I can sort of understand REDCine not generating DNxHD that can be fast imported in Avid - it's a free tool after all, but Scratch? Really?
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    Is still Like This?

    I am really close to Buy Scratch and this is of course a feature that people need..

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    This have been improved last month.

    The Quality control in the QT setup menu controls the DNxHD quality level.
    SCRATCH has 5 choices when you select the DNxHD codec and they map like this:

    MINIMAL DNxHD36
    LOW DNxHD36
    NORMAL DNxHD145
    HIGH DNxHD220
    MAXIMUM DNxHD220
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    Sounds Great!
    But now those DNxHD fast import into Avid?

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    Guys from scratch , so what happen in the last release exporting DNxHD?
    I mean is media composer compliant ?

    Thanks

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    Hi,

    Apparently the latest version of the AVID codecs will allow fast(er) import of files from SCRATCH. Go to http://www.avid.com/red/ and click on the Avid Resources tab. At the bottom you'll see the 1.10 version of the Avid DNX Quicktime codecs.

    Also, you can use METAFUZE (www.avid.com/metafuze) which is a free download that converts QT, R3D, etc. to .MXF files. It's pretty fast...almost 1:1. NOTE: time code is not carried across into these files. Best bet is to manually enter the start frame TC of each clip in METAFUZE before processing.

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