You should be able to generate the appropriate LUT from Arri's website. http://www.arri.de/camera/digital_cameras/tools/lut_generator.html MetaFuze supports the following LUT formats: Supported 1D LUT formats (read) Shake Discreet DS Nucoda If you plan to export the media to DS, you can use the following 3D LUT formats: Supported 3D LUT formats

Not in the near future.

Hi Dave! Development for MetaFuze has slowed down, but a new version should be available soon. I can't guarantee that a fix for this specific bug will be provided with that version, but we're looking into it and are aware of its existance and annoyance it brings to the MetaFuze users. Thanks for reporting the bug as well as the repro-steps.

You need the Arri plug in for MetaFuze which used to be available in the partners section of Arri's website. Maybe try to contact them directly.

Do the timecodes always match between Redcine-X and MetaFuze? Which TC do you see in MC?

They're 2 timecode tracks per Red file. The edge and absolute timecode. MetaFuze always uses the absolute tracks.

In DS, check "Use Alternate Video Sources" and scan your dpx folders when importing your AAF/AFE/EDL.

Yes, MetaFuze should be running fine under win XP 64. Can you give more informations about what kind of transcode you are trying to do? Any LUT, burn-in applied? Is there something special about those DPX? Are you trying to transcode a stereo group?

It looks like a bug. A workaround, if you are going to always use the same presets, would be to create those preset on your main machine. Export all of them. Import them all on the remote machines through the MetaFuze UI. Like this, when the batch xml will be read, the MetaFuze on the remote machines will recognize the preset named in the batch.

If you look in the other machine's <program files>\Avid\MetaFuze\output_presets\all.xml file, is the ctest output preset already existing with an Uncompressed compression?