Frage von lxRox:
Hello!
I have a GIANT problem:
I actually work with PC and premiereCS3.
for production, but now I've got a Mac with final cut.
I film with the sony ex3 and conferred with the ClipBrowser my footage to your PC (-> export mxf for nle)
I was the opinion, final cut eh eats EVERYTHING ......
which is not so
how will I get mxf files you have to buy into the final cut WITHOUT MXF4mac too. dates are on the cards before ..... unfortunately no longer
But there must be some possibility?
lxrox
Antwort von deti:
Take it easy.
Installing ffmpeg on the Mac (either as a package) or via ports or fink. Then launch Terminal and edit the following script "mxf2mov":
[code: 1:6 f1d0dfb78] # / bin / bash
for i in *. *. mxf MXF; do
[ "$ (I: 0:1)"! = "*"] & & Ffmpeg-y-i "$ i"-vcodec copy-acodec copy-copy test "` echo $ i | sed s / \ ....$ / / `. mov"
done [/ code: 1:6 f1d0dfb78]
Now the list of MXF files, the script call "mxf2mov" and all the mxf files are converted into mov format.
Deti
Antwort von Jörg:
You have a function synonymous to the other way?
Antwort von deti:
You have a function synonymous to the other way? Iwo - that would be an insane performance in terms of abstraction of script code ;-)
# / bin / bash
for i in *. mov *. MOV; do
[ "$ (I: 0:1)"! = "*"] & & Ffmpeg-y-i "$ i"-vcodec copy-acodec copy-copy test "` echo $ i | sed s / \ ....$ / / `. mxf"
done
Deti
Antwort von Jörg:
Iwo - that would be an insane performance in terms of abstraction of script code ;-) I had feared, had just three-pronged approach so get it ...
Thanks to you, then give the next time.
