Flash XDR User’s Manual
NLE Support
Note: All recorded bit rates 50 Mbps and above will typically appear in NLE's with a 50 Mbps label.
However, all files are decoded / played out from their actual recorded bit rate. At this time, rendering /
re-encoding of edited footage from the timeline is always forced to 50 Mbps (within NLE's which
support re-encoding of edited footage), regardless of the bit rate of the originally captured video. Also
note that support for true frame rates (true 24, 30, 60) is limited in most NLE's. (ver1.5.25)
Final Cut Pro (6.0.3 or better)
FCP supports decode/ playback of all Flash XDR files generated as QT files. A timeline may be
created for the Flash XDR files (50 Mbps and greater) in Final Cut Pro under the Easy Setup
“XDCAM HD 422”. Rendering / re-encoding (to 50 Mbps only) is also supported.
See tips below for editing shortcuts with Final Cut Pro and Long-GOP MPEG2.
Standard Def video is supported as IMX 50 Mbit.
True frame rates, as well as 720p24/25/30, are supported for decode only. (ver1.5.25)
Avid Media Composer (3.1.1 or better)
I-Frame only formats are supported (MXF files).
Long-GOP formats up to 50 Mbit are fully supported.
Long-GOP 100 Mbit and greater is not yet supported.
Standard Def is supported.
Video formats 720p24 / 25 / 30: not supported at 50 Mbit and above. (ver1.5.25)
Sony Vegas (8.0c or better):
All Long-GOP formats are supported (MXF files).
I-Frame only files are supported in version 9.0c or better.
Standard Def is supported.
(Audio is not accepted in the initial release of Vegas 9, but all other versions accept audio. Also,
Vegas requires a minimum of 2 channels audio.) (ver1.5.25)
Edius 5: Likely all MXF files supported.
( 8 channel audio not supported. )
Matrox Axio: Likely all HD and SD MXF files play on Matrox Axio systems.
Adobe Premiere CS4 / CS3: (PC version) with MainConcept MPEG Pro XDCAM plug-in (4.1.1 or
better), supports all nanoFlash MXF files:
http://69.15.88.17/downloads/MainConcept.pdf
http://www.mainconcept.com/site/prosumer-products-4/xdcam-22351/information-22391.html
For Mac versions of Premiere: unconfirmed support of all nanoFlash files, with Final Cut Pro installed
or Calibrated Software's plug-in installed:
http://calibratedsoftware.com/QXD.asp
Please test compatibility with your system before using the Flash XDR.
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