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Originally Posted by KingTor
It does help. Thanks. VLC plays the files we got, and I'm in the midst of figuring out how to transcode them to something that'll play in Pro Tools. Putting our mixed audio in the MXF container is not an issue for us. Yet.
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I think your options are as follows:
- Ask the editor to export the DNxHD in a MOV instead of MXF container. This will required the Avid CODECs Pack LE - free download. The editor would have done it as MXF as this is built-in to PPro, oddly you need to install the CODECs to get it out as a MOV
- Ask for a ProRes LT (or even proxy) from the editor instead. No CODEC downloads required
- Find a solution to re-wrap the MXF to a MOV. You don't need to transcode, just take the DNxHD out of the MXF and stick it in a MOV. ffmpeg may help, but most solutions talk about transcoding. You don't need to do this.
- Get Pro Tools 11 which deals with MXF natively