Raylight MXFX

General purpose Panasonic-MXF file converter:

  1. Converts MXF files to MXF files, P2 Cards to P2 Cards, preserves metadata
  2. Removes or adds pulldown of all kinds1
  3. Resizes between 720 and 1080-line formats2
  4. 25P to 23.976 (or NTSC) conversion
  5. Rotate image from 35mm adaptors without recompression3
  6. Grain reduction: reduce grain by up to 50% in static areas of the screen4
  7. Ideal for Avid Media Composer, Avid Express HD, Adobe Premiere Pro 3.1, others

Right-click the link below to download a free demo or click button below to purchase:
WINDOWS VERSION

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 MAC VERSION

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Grain reduction samples: Still Image (2-layer Photoshop file) Suggested viewing at 400%

Movie sample (18MB Quicktime, portion of video enlarged 400%, first half orginal video, 2nd half with grain reduction)

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Demo Software Notes: Demo limits output files to 200 frames of video.

General Notes on Release 1.0:

  1. Can Remove 2:3 or 2:3:3:2 pulldown from 60i HD format, can remove 3:2 or 2:2 pulldown from 60p formats, 2:2 pulldown from 50p format. Can add 2:3 or 2:3:3:2 pulldown to 60i HD format. Can add 2:3 pulldown to 720/24PN format or add 2:2 pulldown to 720/30P or 720/25P formats. Release 1.0 does not remove VFR pulldown, this will be added in a free update in February 2008. Release 1.0 does not work with DVCPRO50, DVCPRO or DV.
  2. Resize feature presently works only with either progressive source or after removing pulldown from interlaced formats.
  3. Non-recompressed image rotate is available for 720-line formats only. 1080-line formats are rotated with image recompression, but optional grain reduction feature can be used to eliminate added noise in this case. Note: presently thumbnails are not rotated.
  4. Grain reduction employs 2 methods together: 1) intelligent temporal smoothing (averages across successive frames where no motion is present, and 2) spatial smoothing where no image detail is present, in other words away from object edges to preserve image sharpness. Grain reduction feature presently works only with either progressive source or after removing pulldown from interlaced formats.

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