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MetaFuze and Audio

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Used MetaFuze to transcode R3D file (with RLX preset from RedAlert) to a Half Premium 1080 MXF file. Looks great on the Avid Media Composer but no audio. What did I do wrong?
 
They don't have audio in this release. Say that it is coming soon. New version will also allow 'batch' operations which it really needs.
 
Keith Neff said:
They don't have audio in this release. Say that it is coming soon. New version will also allow 'batch' operations which it really needs.
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i was told that it's a limit of the red SDK, so until a new vers of that comes out, avid can't do much.

but i believe you should be able to load the .mxf files into media composer with your audio files (you DID shoot double system... right?) and auto sync in MC.

i don't know if there's a work around for single system audio.
 
The current MetaFuze uses an older version of the SDK that did not yet have audio support. The next version of MetaFuze uses a newer version of the SDK and will have audio support in it.

Michael
 
MichaelP said:
The current MetaFuze uses an older version of the SDK that did not yet have audio support. The next version of MetaFuze uses a newer version of the SDK and will have audio support in it.

Michael
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so does this come for Mac, too ?

Frank
 
Jones said:
so does this come for Mac, too ?

Frank
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Think it's based on the DS code base so most probably not. But it would for sure be sweet.
 
I run under VMWare without Bootcamp just fine. Depends on how you want to set it up.

Michael
 
MichaelP said:
I run under VMWare without Bootcamp just fine. Depends on how you want to set it up.

Michael
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it looks that then works 3 times longer ( at least on 8 core mac)

in my test - if used via vmware rendering time for certain shot were 9 minutes, but if used "natively" - as windows - 3 minutes.

anyone have similar times?


filip
 
I haven't done head to head tests while working in virtual environment. I suspect when runnign both Mac OS and VMWare, the times would be longer as resources are shared.

Michael
 
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