Since v0.7-rc5 was listed as the first entry in the download list, I didn't see that rc7 already exists. I've tried the same transcoding today with v0.7-rc7, and the problem persists:
> Since v0.7-rc5 was listed as the first entry in the download list, I > didn't see that rc7 already exists. > I've tried the same transcoding today with v0.7-rc7, and the problem > persists:
> Your file is not recognized, can you please share it ? I'll have a look.
As far as I know, they're using Ingex (and according to Dave Bevan, it's got FFmbc at the core) I will share the sample ASAP, but I'm still waiting for clearance from SceneSavers [1] as the file originates from there.
Thanks for the info, but unfortunately, I'm not quite sure what to do
with it... ;)
Could someone enlighten me what's wrong with the file, or what to do in
order to be able to process/transcode these Ingex MXFs with ffmbc?
as this are avid OP-Atom MXF files. The easy way to handle this just
to
install Trail Avid MC put all the files in /Avid MediaFiles/MXF/1.
Start Avid create a 30i project, wait for the indexing to finish,
then open the "Media Tool" import your files to a Avid BIN,
drop on the timeline and export.
There are other ways but this is by far the easyest.
Regards
Rens
On May 4, 1:01 pm, "Peter B." <p...@das-werkstatt.com> wrote:
> Thanks for the info, but unfortunately, I'm not quite sure what to do
> with it... ;)
> Could someone enlighten me what's wrong with the file, or what to do in
> order to be able to process/transcode these Ingex MXFs with ffmbc?
> as this are avid OP-Atom MXF files. The easy way to handle this just
> to
> install Trail Avid MC put all the files in /Avid MediaFiles/MXF/1.
> Start Avid create a 30i project, wait for the indexing to finish,
> then open the "Media Tool" import your files to a Avid BIN,
> drop on the timeline and export.
> There are other ways but this is by far the easyest.
Thanks for your tips, but I'm not trying to open the file in Avid: I'd
like to transcode them using ffmbc/ffmpeg.
> On 05/07/2012 03:42 PM, Rens Dijkshoorn wrote:
>> Hi Peter,
>> as this are avid OP-Atom MXF files. The easy way to handle this just
>> to
>> install Trail Avid MC put all the files in /Avid MediaFiles/MXF/1.
>> Start Avid create a 30i project, wait for the indexing to finish,
>> then open the "Media Tool" import your files to a Avid BIN,
>> drop on the timeline and export.
>> There are other ways but this is by far the easyest.
> Thanks for your tips, but I'm not trying to open the file in Avid: I'd
> like to transcode them using ffmbc/ffmpeg.
> Pb
What I would try to do is extract the essence from the mxf containers (video in the V1 file and audio in the A1 A2 etc. files), combine the audio tracks with sox into one .wav file and then transcode and merge the audio with the video during that process.
If you have many files then you should be able to script it and let it run.
You would probably lose all the metadata contained in the mxf files though.
> On 05/07/2012 10:40 PM, Peter B. wrote:
>> On 05/07/2012 03:42 PM, Rens Dijkshoorn wrote:
>>> Hi Peter,
>>> as this are avid OP-Atom MXF files. The easy way to handle this just
>>> to
>>> install Trail Avid MC put all the files in /Avid MediaFiles/MXF/1.
>>> Start Avid create a 30i project, wait for the indexing to finish,
>>> then open the "Media Tool" import your files to a Avid BIN,
>>> drop on the timeline and export.
>>> There are other ways but this is by far the easyest.
>> Thanks for your tips, but I'm not trying to open the file in Avid: I'd
>> like to transcode them using ffmbc/ffmpeg.
>> Pb
> What I would try to do is extract the essence from the mxf containers (video in
> the V1 file and audio in the A1 A2 etc. files), combine the audio tracks with
> sox into one .wav file and then transcode and merge the audio with the video
> during that process.
> If you have many files then you should be able to script it and let it run.
> You would probably lose all the metadata contained in the mxf files though.
Would the bmxlib help to rewrap as an MXF op1a, or even extract the raw tracks to feed to ffmbc....
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What I do not understand is, what's wrong with that MXF that prevents
ffmbc from being able to handle it directly?
Sorry, but I don't know too much about the innards of MXF :)
> What I do not understand is, what's wrong with that MXF that prevents
> ffmbc from being able to handle it directly?
> Sorry, but I don't know too much about the innards of MXF :)
> Thank you very much for your suggestions,
> Pb
> The problem is probably that the file contains a raw video stream in YUVY
format that ffmbc does not recognise.
I can at least play the file with the ingex player.
> What I do not understand is, what's wrong with that MXF that prevents ffmbc from
> being able to handle it directly?
I think it is only opAtom DNX that it supports, not uncompressed.
> Sorry, but I don't know too much about the innards of MXF :)
Even those that do find it can be a bit of a 'mare, just whisper AS11 in Baptiste's ear....
> Thank you very much for your suggestions,
> Pb
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