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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

green footage

To me this sounds like corrupt frames that cause the green images and make it impossible for the software to read the file. Only way I know is to transcode around the corrupt frames to DPX with redrocket.
I hope someone knows another cause for this issue.
Otherwise I'm really getting concerned of the mass of posts on this board about corrupt frame issues.
@RED: like I stated before... I can't believe that suddenly al our CF card readers, drives an cables went bad. It's time to take it serious IMO
 
Kim Frank said:
To me this sounds like corrupt frames that cause the green images and make it impossible for the software to read the file. Only way I know is to transcode around the corrupt frames to DPX with redrocket.
I hope someone knows another cause for this issue.
Otherwise I'm really getting concerned of the mass of posts on this board about corrupt frame issues.
@RED: like I stated before... I can't believe that suddenly al our CF card readers, drives an cables went bad. It's time to take it serious IMO
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Frames are ok, looks good in REDcine and QT, so it seems to be a PP problem.

Thanks
 
Are you using the latest plugins from Adobe? Any time MX files are viewed with software coded for the original M chip, the image has a green tint to it.
 
RivaiC said:
Encode to codec that your NLE can read for the time being if you are in rush
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Thank you,
I have prepared the RedRocket Mobile to convert the R3D to tiff or Prores tonight, and try to change the PC config later.

Olivier
 
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