Yes another HVX200 workflow question 
I've got a heap of footage i shot on a HVX at 720p at a VFR of 32fps PAL. All the footage is in mxf files on a hard drive as i did not have a copy of final cut handy to ingest and unwrap the files. I read somewhere on a forum that Raylight will convert the mxf files to .avi and also remove the duplicate frames creating a proper slow mo file that I can edit in Vegas. Can any one tell me how to do this in Raylight and what version I will need?
Final Cut is not an option as my files are .mxf files and as far as i know even the latest version of fcp doesnt support straight mxf file import as yet.
I've got a heap of footage i shot on a HVX at 720p at a VFR of 32fps PAL. All the footage is in mxf files on a hard drive as i did not have a copy of final cut handy to ingest and unwrap the files. I read somewhere on a forum that Raylight will convert the mxf files to .avi and also remove the duplicate frames creating a proper slow mo file that I can edit in Vegas. Can any one tell me how to do this in Raylight and what version I will need?
Final Cut is not an option as my files are .mxf files and as far as i know even the latest version of fcp doesnt support straight mxf file import as yet.