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I've looked on Divergent Media's website and it says that they support a wide array of MXF media but on their specific list of cameras the C300mk2 doesn't seem to be listed. Convert the frame rate of your source footage to conform to your project requirements (e.g. 120 FPS Slow Motion: Bend time with ultra-smooth 1080 120p slow motion.
EDITREADY CONFORMING FOR SLOWMO UPDATE
I am on version 2.5.4 of EditReady and cannot update as edit computers are extremely locked off and only connect to our media servers (so updating Adobe is even more difficult since all our systems need to match versions). Not sure if Animaker, or EditReady is the better choice for your needs No problem Check Capterra’s comparison, take a look at features, product details, pricing, and read verified user reviews. Wondering if anyone else has had this issue or is able to use this method. A full list of changes is available below.
EDITREADY CONFORMING FOR SLOWMO MAC OS
Support for DJI H265 footage Ikegami MXF span support Fixes preview hang on machines without ScopeLink installed Corrects performance regression on Mac OS 10. This follows last month’s EditReady 22.3 release that added support for the Canon Cinema RAW Light format as well as support for ARRI’s new ALEXA 35. When I bring the footage into EditReady it doesn't seem to read the footage. This update includes important fixes and is recommended for all users. It includes performance enhancements, additional format support, and bug fixes. It includes updated BRAW support, improvements for CanonRAW on intel processors, and a bunch of bug fixes. I've got a license of EditReady sitting on a second computer in my office and I was trying to give that a shot. So, I have a workaround that I'm currently using where I run all footage through DaVinci but it's a little clunky so I'm exploring other options. I am in a Premiere environment and I've been running into an issue as of late where transcoding proxies for an offline workflow where Adobe Media Encoder is changing the timecode of the clips. Wondering if anyone has had any luck transcoding XF-AVC Intra footage from a C300mk2 in EditReady?
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