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Rendering bug for 100fps .MXF files

Forum|Forum|3 years ago
November 21, 2022
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Dear Adobe :),

When I try to render proxy files from 100fps Varicam (P2) .mxf clips, the output is scrambled (see picture). This happens since I've updated to AME version23.0 (build 57) on a Mac Studio with Monterey 12.6.1.

Previously (MacPro late 2013, Monterey, previous version of Media Encoder) this worked fine, although it has always messed up the filenames: for example 224MK7QS.MXF becomes L398_C050_221110_J40D_M_224MK7QS.mov.

So when you fix the scrambled video bug, please also fix the naming bug! Thanks!

Studio ZandmanAuthor

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Opdating to AME 23.0.1 didn't fix the problem. Rendering to another codec gets the same result.

Studio ZandmanAuthor

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Transcoding MXF 100fps clips (Panasonic Varicam) from DCI 4K to 2K ProRes Proxy.

On a late 2013 MacPro with Monterey 12.6.1 and Adobe Media Encoder 22.6 (build 65) it all works fine.

On a Mac Studio M1 Ultra with Monterey 12.6.1 and Adobe Media Encoder 23.0 (build 57) I get this result:

This only happens with 100fps clips. The 50fps and 25fps clips are fine when transcoded.

Please Adobe, fix this! I have to switch back to my old Mac to be able to render the right proxies!

Studio ZandmanAuthor

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Also: the 25fps and 50fps MXF clips are correctly transcoded to ProRes proxy files.

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