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Re: AVID PC > AE/FCP MAC which files exactly?

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Re: AVID PC > AE/FCP MAC which files exactly?
by Simon Blackledge (pennello) on Jun 30, 2008 at 12:29:00 pm

Thanks Wes.

They are just copying onto an external to bring over here so will try that.

I take it I just copy the MXF media on the macpro raid at /Avid MediaFiles and I should be good to go ?

s





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