This new update has the following changes:
- Added 64g & Unlimited Card Size choices
- Fixed bug that caused crashes on large number of files
- Updated AVC-Intra decoder for better memory usage
Existing customers can update their 2.0 version here: http://dvfilm.com/update
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Thursday, March 25, 2010
Monday, December 21, 2009
Raylight MXFX 2 Released
MXFX 2 has been released, a major revision of the MXFX program
with literally hundreds of new conversions possible. AVC-Intra is
supported for pulldown removal and you can convert AVC-Intra to
other HD and even to SD formats. New features include:
- Pulldown removal for HPG-20 AVC-Intra MXF files
- Add pulldown from any AVC-Intra MXF file
- Can create a full P2 Contents folder from a bare MXF file
- Conversion from all AVC-Intra formats to DVCPROHD or other formats
- SD to HD and HD to SD conversion
- 24P to 25P as well as 25P to 24P (or NTSC) conversion
for more info go to dvfilm.com/MXFX/mxfx2.htm
If you are a registered purchaser of the old MXFX for Windows, you
may be able to purchase MXFX 2 and recieve a rebate,
contact sales@dvfilm.com
The old MXFX will continue to be supported.
The Mac version of MXFX 2 is coming, but is not released yet.
with literally hundreds of new conversions possible. AVC-Intra is
supported for pulldown removal and you can convert AVC-Intra to
other HD and even to SD formats. New features include:
- Pulldown removal for HPG-20 AVC-Intra MXF files
- Add pulldown from any AVC-Intra MXF file
- Can create a full P2 Contents folder from a bare MXF file
- Conversion from all AVC-Intra formats to DVCPROHD or other formats
- SD to HD and HD to SD conversion
- 24P to 25P as well as 25P to 24P (or NTSC) conversion
for more info go to dvfilm.com/MXFX/mxfx2.htm
If you are a registered purchaser of the old MXFX for Windows, you
may be able to purchase MXFX 2 and recieve a rebate,
contact sales@dvfilm.com
The old MXFX will continue to be supported.
The Mac version of MXFX 2 is coming, but is not released yet.
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Raylight MXFX 1.8.2 for Windows now available
This version fixes a few minor bugs as well as a major one affecting the import of data into Avid.
Current customers can request this latest update here.
Oct 8 update: The latest version is 1.8.2.1 which contains a fix for a crash that was occuring when the CONTENTS folder is dropped into the window and it contained a large number of clips. This version also immediately stops the conversion when the Abort button is selected instead of iterating through the remaining files in the queue and skipping them.
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Raylight MXFX 1.8.1 for Windows Released
This minor update fixes the following bugs:
- There was a problem processing multiple clips at a time where MXFX was unable to remove pulldown or add pulldown as requested (option not applicable to that clip). In this case, MXFX was ignoring the requested pulldown setting for all remaining clips.
- Fixed a problem with incomplete audio on a 24p to 1080i60 conversion with add pulldown.
- Fixed a problem where tracks 3 and 4 were not being processed.
- Video length in xml clip file was sometimes showing up with negative number
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Raylight MXFX 1.08 for Windows Released
This maintenance release adds a fix for timecodes on clips spanning multiple files. The timecode was not being set properly
Monday, August 25, 2008
Raylight MXFX 1.05 for Windows released
Thursday, January 24, 2008
Introducing Raylight MXFX 1.04 for Windows
We have released a new product, Raylight MXFX for Windows.
Raylight MXFX is a general purpose Panasonic-MXF file converter
Go here for more information
Raylight MXFX is a general purpose Panasonic-MXF file converter
Go here for more information
Monday, January 1, 2007
MXFX for Windows - "Failure to process 720/30p"
MXFX for Windows has a known bug and fails to initialize when processing 720/30p mxf files.
This bug is in the process of being fixed for the next update, but for now a simple workaround is as follows:
In the destination folder, create a new folder named 'card1.' Leave the MXFX Options set to the original destination folder (Do not set the destination to the 'card1' folder you created). Then click ok and start and MXFX should process the clip without a problem.
Usually, MXFX for Windows will automatically create this 'card1' folder in the destination folder, but due to the bug it has to be created manually.
If you have any questions please go to dvfilm.com/support.htm to place a support request.
This bug is in the process of being fixed for the next update, but for now a simple workaround is as follows:
In the destination folder, create a new folder named 'card1.' Leave the MXFX Options set to the original destination folder (Do not set the destination to the 'card1' folder you created). Then click ok and start and MXFX should process the clip without a problem.
Usually, MXFX for Windows will automatically create this 'card1' folder in the destination folder, but due to the bug it has to be created manually.
If you have any questions please go to dvfilm.com/support.htm to place a support request.
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