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The AAF files are wrappers / containers for the MXF media files, so when
you are importing the AAF it's actually scanning the Avid Media Files
folder for the
corresponding MXF file.
/Will
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Conversation: whats with Avid3D Outgoing folder and Avid Media Files
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Subject: Re: whats with Avid3D Outgoing folder and Avid Media Files
folder?
The folders are created automatically when you check off create movie
and select AAF format in create movie tab of the render options.
I am in the process of using this option with our Avid editing systems.
The AAF files import instantly into Avid Express and Adrenaline, but
what are the MFX media file used for?
Jim
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whats with Avid3D Outgoing folder and Avid Media Files folder?
I dont have to explain to anyone about things being on your computer
that you dont want or ask for (a la bernard's spyware trouble)
so what are these and why are they there? I didn't install Avid3D. I
have XSI not Avid3D.
I just deleted them and if they are there when i restart my computer i
will really be pissed.
-Steven
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Avid3D Outgoing folder and Avid Media Files
folder?<BR><BR></FONT></DIV><BR><FONT face=sans-serif size=2>The folders are
created automatically when you check off create movie and select AAF format in
create movie tab of the render options.</FONT> <BR><BR><FONT face=sans-serif
size=2>I am in the process of using this option with our Avid editing systems.
The AAF files import instantly into Avid Express and Adrenaline, but what
are the MFX media file used for?</FONT> <BR><BR><FONT face=sans-serif
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dont have to explain to anyone about things being on your computer<BR>that you
dont want or ask for (a la bernard's spyware trouble)<BR><BR>so what are these
and why are they there? I didn't install Avid3D. I<BR>have XSI not
Avid3D.<BR><BR>I just deleted them and if they are there when i restart my
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