View Full Version : Cineform, Raylight, or DV Rack
CacheMoneyVideo
01-26-2007, 12:44 AM
I had the demo of cineform and if i remember correctly it only gives .avi wrappers. Which program can give me both avi wrappers and quicktime wrappers?
TimurCivan
01-26-2007, 12:55 AM
iam not sure any can. But i will tell you this. Raylight is the BOMB!!!!!!
Christopher Barry
01-26-2007, 03:30 AM
DV Rack HD 2.1, pressing the 'Menu' button on the monitor provides sub-menu options: AVI T1, AVI T2, Canopus, QuickTime & QuickTime-Avid. I use DV Rack, then convert the AVI's to CineForm ProspectHD for use in PP2.
Erik Olson
01-26-2007, 08:37 AM
Another vote for Raylight if you need to get any footage into Vegas, and to a lesser extent, Premier.
The Raylight MXF functionality is unmatched by any other product.
HDRack is awesome if you're willing and able to drag a laptop around for acquisition.
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Mark Harris
01-26-2007, 08:44 AM
HD rack is good on set, and when you are set up in a location or set, it's little more complicated to drag around than a monitor.
But the DVCPro decoder is completely useless as a standalone app. WAY too many bugs with PN footage make it completely unreliable.
Raylight is the best one I've used with Vegas. It's pretty buggy too, but till the best I've found and allows you to just drag MXFs into your timeline without translation.
Raylight is the best one I've used with Vegas. It's pretty buggy--
We're very interested in bug reports by the way because it needs to be rock solid.
There were some memory problems fixed in 1.05 for example, from bug reports.
Send the info to support@dvfilm.com
Mark Harris
01-26-2007, 10:52 PM
We're very interested in bug reports by the way because it needs to be rock solid.
There were some memory problems fixed in 1.05 for example, from bug reports.
Send the info to support@dvfilm.com
yeah, that's the main thing I've seen are memory issues, crashing it. But I just got it last week, does that mean I don't have that latest one?
TimurCivan
01-26-2007, 11:08 PM
oh holy hell, ive had mine for a month... i must be way behind.
Funkycoldg
01-26-2007, 11:35 PM
I really like cineform and use it at home and at work. The .avi's work great in Premiere and Aspect gives you some real-time transitions and color correcting.