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February 17th, 2008, 05:23 AM | #1 |
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EX1 SQ files and VLC player
OK,sxs card into reader,rewrap to mxf whilst transfering to portable hard-drive,open vlc player,no video,only audio.This only happens with 1080/50i SQ. HQ is ok.
So after being out on a shoot and rewrapping,how can i check that the transfer and rewrap has gone ok before deleting from card ? Other than that,transfer the whole BAPV,using windows,which goes about 6x so is faster anyway,which is fine for me because i can rewrap at home and vegas see's the SQ MXF ok. But what happens if i want to rewrap then give client the MXF,on the shoot,ready for their editing program ? They have to have HQ just so i can check it's all ok ? Is it vlc player settings ? Paul.
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February 17th, 2008, 05:42 AM | #2 |
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Yes, VLC is tricky because when playing MP4 it has no audio, and with some MXF formats - it doesn't play video.
However, all mxf's CAN play perfectly in WMP. There is something I don't understand about it, though: while they do on my main XP workstation, they won't on my Vista laptop... Considering the XP installation has been up for over a year now, I guess I have some additional codex installed which are missing on my relatively new laptop. But which are the codex that WMP 11 needs to play mxf - I don't know! Anybody?
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You could use a codec pack (K-Lite for example) to add just about any codec to your system. Be advised though that this could also bring in codec conficts (which you may troubleshoot with GSpot). Best advise is to only load the codecs you really need on production machines. George/ |
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February 17th, 2008, 04:41 PM | #4 |
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Thanks George, but the only thing the utility has confirmed is that the MPEG-2 codec is used by the mxf's, and that it is installed on my main XP system (which is a matter of course).
On my Vista laptop, WPM can play MPEG-2 files, but not MXF's!
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February 17th, 2008, 08:15 PM | #5 |
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EX1 SQ files and VLC player
I'm using Desktop running Windows Vista Premium and can not play mxf's on WMP ver11.
I find however that windows madia center seems to give the best results(visually) when playing more common file types.but not crazy about it's interface |
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