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All applications that use QuickTime can access all aspects of the ARRIRAW files, including Final Cut Pro, Adobe After Effects, Compressor, and many others.
Select: To: Enter Tape Name Activate the Tape Name field where you enter the tape name. When selecting multiple files for import, this tape name is used for all imported files. Tape Name from File Name Use the name of the imported file as the tape name. Tape Name from Directory Determine the tape name from the detected directory structure.
Use the Level field below to configure the relative path to the directory from which the tape name can be determined. Tape Name from Header Read the tape name from the header of the imported file. Level field Set from which directory the tape name is taken, relative to the location of the clip in the directory structure. Although available for all types of files, the Level field is intended for directory structures output by film scanners. A typical image file directory structure looks like this:.///clip.######. In this case, selecting Levels Up 2 in the Level field identifies the directory that corresponds to the tape name (./).
Enabled if Tape Name is set to Tape From Directory. Tape Name field Enter the name to use as tape name when importing the clip.
Enabled if Tape Name is set to Enter Tape Name. Orientation box Flip (vertical) or flop (horizontal) the media when importing the clip. Camera uses the orientation defined on the camera during the shoot. Select Disable Flip to use the true orientation of the image, as it was shot. Timecode box Select which timecode to use, as ARRIRAW clips can have multiple timecodes. If the selected timecode is not available for the selected clip, the clip displays timecode 00:00:00. Selection: ARRIRAW Definition Clip Code Internally generated timecode frame count increasing with each new take.
Edge Code Internally generated timecode frame count increasing with each new media. Record Run Internally generated record run timecode starting at a value defined by the user. Free Run Internally generated free run timecode starting at a time defined by the user.
External LTC Longitudinal Time Code from an external sync. External VITC Vertically Integrated Time Code from an external sync. Time of Day Internally generated free run timecode starting at time of day. Master TC Internally generated timecode. Note: Some combinations of options are not supported by the ARRIRAW SDK.
If you create such a combination, the Preview displays an error message. Resolution box Select the resolution of the imported media. Use Native to debayer to the actual resolution of the sensor mode used to capture the media. Other settings are not resizing the clip, but are instead resolutions obtained from decoding the ARRIRAW media.
UHD and HD settings use the appropriate width, but the actual height depends on the camera used to create the media. If you do not get a true UHD (3840x2160) or HD (1920x1080) resolution, use the Aspect Ratio box to get the right look.
The native resolution of each sensor mode are: • 16:9 HD: 2880x1620 • 16:9 2K: 2868x1612 • 4:3: 2880x2160 • Open Gate: 3414x2198. Note: Prior to Smoke 2013 Extension 1, the debayering options were named Full, Draft, Half.