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Virtual Sets in FCP? MFX conversion?
by randy guy on Apr 27, 2008 at 12:38:33 am

Hi everyone,

I used to be a PC mainly person. I have recently switched to Mac. I have my old Ultra Virtual Sets on my external drive. I would like to use some of them because I paid so much for them. However, FCP doesn't recognize the file type MFX. Can I convert, or do anything else t get it working? I also have After effects if that helps me any. Sorry if my question has been addressed in the past, I did search without luck.

Randy


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