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That was on the older Alexa's, there is no licence required to unlock raw on Arri cameras.

• dylan604 3y ago
  Do you know if they are still image sequences or have they chosen to wrap them up into an MXF or similar wrapper? It's been quite some time since I've been around Alexa footage. Old guy story: the original RAW image sequence named the files by converting the time code to frame number and append that to the sequence name. So, midnight/0-hour timecode would be frame 0, and 23:59:59:23 would be whatever that number is that I'm too lazy to convert. However, if someone forgot to sync timecode to time-of-day as is pretty standard OR if someone was actually shooting late night and the clip was started before 23:59:59:23 the frame number conversion would see 00:00:00:00 flip around and dutifully use frame number 0. this would cause most NLE software that would recognize the image sequence to create a clip starting with frame 0 which was technically in the "middle" of the shot that starts in another clip based on standard importer logic. </rantOfAnOldDIT>