Re: Getting OMF into Avid

You'll have to use the media tool if you go the omf route. Just open it, select the drive you dropped file into, choose to show only Master Clips and have a custom sift set up to sort by date, most recent at the top. Your newest additions should be there. Ought to be quick and simple. That said, I haven't done this (especially with a LanShare), but I'm pretty sure it will work. I render to Quicktimes so I have a backup.

If you decide to continue with the Quicktime route, render to an Avid codec. The files are typically a lot smaller than Animation and they'll fast import your Avid (make sure you render to 601 color and in the full frame size for your project).

Michael

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