My film had to use archival footage at 29.97 in a 23.98 timeline with motion adaptor effect. I imported all P2 media as opposed to AMA link. Now that I want to upres to DNXHD 175, I found I couldn't decompose or batch re-import due to the mixed rate footage. So I mixed down each 29.97 clip to 23.98, and replaced the old clips and adaptors with the

Hi Martin, I have the exact same problem. How did you resolve it?

Just tried to email them. French company, no email provided, and the web form has a pesky Internal Error. Any other suggestions.... This must be a common problem for anyone working with archival footage. The archive it came from told me this is standard archival codec.

Just what I thought it was... Complete name : /Users/pajarita/Desktop/19990511_NYSS_Gahagan_On_his_work_preservation.mxf Format : MXF Format version : 1.2 Format profile : OP-1a Format settings : Closed / Incomplete File size : 63.1 GiB Duration : 1h 34mn Overall bit rate : 95.3 Mbps Encoded date : 2014-08-25 12:12:33.740 Writing application : OpenCube

Hi Tomas, I tried that. I get an error message and Avid won't index it, because the mxf is not Op-Atom. The problem is the Jpeg2000 is wrapped in an Op1a MXF file. Or that's what I'm told/suspect this is. So how to rewrap or unwrap it? I took it on because I know Avid can handle Jpeg2000. But not a Jpeg2000 MXF, apparently...

I've been given what was called a Jpeg2000 wrapped as an MXF, and my guess is it's an Op1a instead of the Op-Atom native to Avid. How can I best rewrap this Jpeg2000 (a converted VHS tape) so that Avid will read it? I can't File/Import, I can't AMA, and if I copy it into the Avid MediaFiles I get the error message not Op-Atom. Is it