If you select a different drive, the drive is also selected in the Media Creation Settings dialog box.ġ5. The target drive or drives match the drives selected on the Import tab of the Media Creation Settings dialog box. Click the Single/Dual Drives button and select a destination drive for the imported file. The system ignores other video resolution settings.ġ4. Your Avid editing application imports XDCAM media at the native resolution of the media on the XDCAM disc. OMFI and AAF files do not convert DV 25 to DV 50 or DV 50 to DV 25. If you select a different resolution, the resolution is also selected in the Media Creation Settings dialog box. The resolution matches the resolution selected on the Import tab of the Media Creation Settings dialog box. For graphics and video files, click the Resolution menu, and select a resolution for the imported media. Use the From menu to locate the folder containing the source files.ġ3. Close the Import Settings dialog box and return to the Select Files to Import dialog box.ġ2. Select the options you want and click OK to save the settings.ī. Click Options to open the Import Settings dialog box, and then do the following:Ī. Click the Files of the Enable menu, and select an import file type to display only files of the selected file type in the source file list:ġ1. The Select files to Import dialog box opens.ġ0. Open the bin in which you want to store the imported files. Select the resolution and target drives.Ĩ. If you are working in an HD project, you cannot select OMF as a file format. Click the File Format menu, and select the format ( MXF or OMF). Double-click Media Creation in the Settings list.Ĥ.
If you created one or more Import settings, select the Import setting you want to use from the Settings list in the Project window. You can import more than one file at a time, including files of multiple types.ġ. You can access files for import from any folder, disk, or drive source mounted on the desktop, such as a CD or DVD, fixed drive, removable drive, or network server. Importing media files to Avid Media Composer
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