I have an old Avid "OMFI MediaFiles" folder with thousands of .omf and .aif files, which I would like to move to Resolve for CC. There has been no editing, so I just want to have all clips in Resolve.
The files are DV files, which Avid split into separate video .omf and audio .aif files.
The first problem was that Resolve cannot read .omf files. That can easily be fixed by rewrapping the .omf into .mov or .mxf.
But the main problem is that Resolve doesn't know which .aif files belong to which video.
Avid does know, and can show me with "Reaveal File...". But that just opens a GUI window for one specific clip.
Is there some way to export a list of clips and their corresponding media files? I could then use that list to automatically rewrap both video and audio into single .mov clips.
I could also put all the clips on timelines, and export these timelines as .aaf, which I can import into Resolve. But the .aaf will reference .omf files which Resolve cannot read. So this is useless unless there is a way to hack the .aaf to reference a .mov copy instead of the .omf.
If I have .mxf files for all .omf video files, can I somehow relink in Avid so that the clips use the .mxf instead of the .omf? Then the AAF route would work.
Thanks for any ideas...