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I'm trying to export a couple of quick videos in adobe encoder that will play in Tria+. I believe we have the AVC-I model. For the life of me I cannot find an export setting that tria will recognize. I've tried using the P2 movie video format with AVC-Intra 100 1080 preset. I've also tried the mxf OP1a with the AVC- intra class 100 60p and 60i versions. There does not seem to be a preset for MXF OP1A for AVC-Intra 100 class for 59.94i. 

Never mind.. I forgot Tria has it's own import software. Still trying to get used to Ross. I'm coming from the Sony MVS world

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Jeremy Richmond
Broadcast Video Director
Christ Community Church
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Hi Jeremy,

Here is a link to download the preset (.epr) file for Adobe Media Encoder.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/xcybmrun5ftkdyr/AVC-Intra%20Class100%201080%2060i.epr?dl=0

While Tria+'s native video codec is AVC-I 100, it has its own video wrapper (.clip). Therefore the exported videos from Media Encoder has to go through the Tria's import app to be "rewrapped". However, there is no transcoding if the files are already in AVC-I 100, so this process is very quick.

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Aaron
Business Development Manager - Production Switchers & Servers
Ross Video
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Aaron, would you mind posting the link again? We'd like to save some time on the transcoding and provide the Tria with files it can quickly ingest.  Thanks!

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Elvis Murks
Studio Manager
TriNet
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Original Message:
Sent: 03-12-2023 21:56
From: Aaron Char
Subject: TRIA+ codec

Hi Jeremy,

Here is a link to download the preset (.epr) file for Adobe Media Encoder.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/xcybmrun5ftkdyr/AVC-Intra%20Class100%201080%2060i.epr?dl=0

While Tria+'s native video codec is AVC-I 100, it has its own video wrapper (.clip). Therefore the exported videos from Media Encoder has to go through the Tria's import app to be "rewrapped". However, there is no transcoding if the files are already in AVC-I 100, so this process is very quick.

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Aaron
Business Development Manager - Production Switchers & Servers
Ross Video
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Hi Elvis, sorry about that.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/hu97waazpzb8qri/AVC-Intra%20Class100%201080%2060i.epr?dl=0

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Aaron
Business Development Manager - Production Switchers & Servers
Ross Video
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Original Message:
Sent: 05-22-2023 16:53
From: ElvisM
Subject: TRIA+ codec

Aaron, would you mind posting the link again? We'd like to save some time on the transcoding and provide the Tria with files it can quickly ingest.  Thanks!

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Elvis Murks
Studio Manager
TriNet
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Original Message:
Sent: 03-12-2023 21:56
From: Aaron Char
Subject: TRIA+ codec

Hi Jeremy,

Here is a link to download the preset (.epr) file for Adobe Media Encoder.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/xcybmrun5ftkdyr/AVC-Intra%20Class100%201080%2060i.epr?dl=0

While Tria+'s native video codec is AVC-I 100, it has its own video wrapper (.clip). Therefore the exported videos from Media Encoder has to go through the Tria's import app to be "rewrapped". However, there is no transcoding if the files are already in AVC-I 100, so this process is very quick.

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Aaron
Business Development Manager - Production Switchers & Servers
Ross Video