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Based on the hall algorithms of the late 1970s and early 1980s. Huge spatial image, echo density that can be adjusted from very sparse to very dense, and lush chorusing modulation. Fairly "clean" tone, without converter coloration.

Initial thoughts are that the DNG export is so much better now Adobe DNG converter is being used, and it is so much faster. Note that the Lensfun database still seems to be used for embedded lens corrections, for example Sony RX100 III.

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Hey, I'm having an issue with my Macbook and Fuji X Raw studio not detecting my Fuji XT5. Mac is updated to the latest Ventura 13.5 and X Raw studio is updated to the latest 1.19.0 . My camera and lens does have the latest firmware updates installed ( Body: 2.02 / Lens: 1.20 ). I have the correct connection mode set to USB RAW CONV./BACKUP RESTORE. I've tried all three USB-C ports on my Macbook and used different cables as well. These different ports and cables do work with other devices. There is a positive sign that when the camera is plugged in, it shows its charging via a plug icon above the battery icon on the camera screen. I have also tried restarting my laptop. Finally I have confirmed that the Macbook version and camera is compatible with the X Raw Studio. This program has worked before but just like now, I've had problems the time before as well getting it going. I wish I can remember what I did. Not sure what else there is to do so if anyone has any solutions please let me know, thank you.

Now if we could somehow find a way to reverse this process. Is there a program out there that can convert 94B to DLS then DLS to SF2? I think I already have a DLS to SF2 converter but all my searches for a 94B to DLS converter have failed. Does someone know something I don't?

I bought 'Lava' Ethernet to USB 2.0 converter, so I can connect my Mac Book air to the LAN , but i Found that the ports supported are only thunderbolt 3; Is there a converter from USB 2.0 to thunderbolt 3?

Step 2: to start the conversion process, you need to purchase and install the BWF2XML tool. Details on how to do that are at the end of this article. Once in your applications folder, the converter icon shows up as below. Double-click to launch.

And that's basically it. Although the workflow via XML and then to QuickTime involves an extra step or two, the conversion goes so quickly that it doesn't really matter. In this case, audio from a four day studio shoot amounted to just over 300 takes, or about 3.2GB. The initial conversion via the BWF2XML tool went off within two minutes. Importing into FCP and then Batch Export to QuickTime took about 4 minutes on a dual 2.5 G5. Not an issue, especially when compared to capturing DAT audio real-time, or having to make second passes of camera audio in real-time to get all the tracks, plus the logging hassle. A bit of good file organization is all that is otherwise required.

Many thanks to Andreas Kiel at afcpug store, it's very fairly priced, especially when you consider the time-savings involved. Andreas also provides support for various film and video workflow solutions, and is experienced in dealing with longform projects as well. Should you get stuck with 29.97 DF/NDF audio synch to telecine problems, the converter can handle it. Andreas can tell you how. Contact him directly too for any customizing needs.

The ARRIRAW Converter provides a list of predefined standard output formats for post-production.

This video describes how to apply a predefined standard output format.