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Avid Guide for AMA Workﬂow

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Ingesting ProRes on a Mac using Import

You can use the Import function to get ProRes media into your Mac in its original ProRes format. This will be a

quick copy (fast import), as no processing of the original video is done.

1. In the “Media Creation” settings, select the “Import” tab and then choose the ProRes format you

are importing.

2. In the Import settings, ensure that “File Pixel to Video Mapping” is set to “601 / 709.”

3. Chose FILE > IMPORT and select the movie to import. In the Import dialog, you’ll see an option to

specify the target resolution for the imported ﬁle. If your project settings match the QuickTime ProRes

movie, your software will bring it in as a ProRes movie, despite this setting. Click OK.

4. The Import dialog should display “Fast Import,” as the ProRes movie is simply being copied and rewrapped

as an MXF ﬁle into your system.

Ingesting ProRes on a Mac using Transcode

If you need to see multiple QuickTime ﬁles to choose which ones to import, they may already be AMA-linked in

a bin. You can choose the ﬁles you want to ingest and then transcode them into Avid storage. If you transcode

to the matching ProRes format, the ﬁles won’t actually transcode but simply copy into Avid storage.

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