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Author:  Jalal [ Wed Feb 27, 2008 12:36 pm ]
Post subject:  How to wrap essences to XDCAM MXF Format

hi all,
i have an IMX 50Mbit and 4 wave channel that fused from avid liquid
can i use the mxf wrapper to produce XDCAM(IMX) Campatible MXF file,
i use the following command:

mxfwrap -k=512 -f -u -ip "IMX50.m2v+ch1.wav+ch2.wav+ch3.wav+ch4.wav" "XDCAM.mxf"

but at transfer time by sony pdz1 i have the following error:
unsupported operational pattern

thanks

Author:  Matt Beard [ Wed Mar 05, 2008 11:41 am ]
Post subject: 

There are 2 problems that I see there, the first is that IMX is a single video stream with a single 8-channel audio stream, not a single video plus 4 single audio.

The second is that you also need to supply a system item for each CP. This can be produced quite easily from a new EssenceSource, but you would have to code that yourself.

Full IMX (D10) support is on the to-do list...

Author:  danversj [ Sat Mar 15, 2008 12:36 am ]
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Hi Matt,

I too am interested in being able to wrap IMX-D10 files to MXFs, compatible with the EVS XFile. The XFile software is free to download from www.evs.tv - you can only run it on an XFile PC, but it comes with a useful MXF player and with a couple of IMX MXF header/footer templates and some other MXF templates. I can send some MXF file sampes and/or the template files if you're interested. The native format of the XFile is "EVS MXF" but I've discovered that with some coersion it is able to read OP1a files.

Cheers,

Dan

Author:  digital [ Wed Jan 28, 2009 7:07 pm ]
Post subject:  XDCAM(DV25)

Hi,

i have similar problem with XDCAM DV25 .mxf compatible files,
i use the following command:

mxfwrap -k=512 -f -1 -ip "dvvideo.dif+ch1.wav+ch2.wav+ch3.wav+ch4.wav" "XDCAM.mxf"

and the output file is unusable in XDCAM devices ...

How its possible to create XDCAM DV25 compatible files with mxflib ?

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