So Avid updated Media Composer to 3.1 a day or so ago. That’s good, more bug fixes are nice but no Tiger 10.4support! Avid has also updated their official RED support page. From the Avid email:
The Avid® + RED workflow is simplified with the release of REDrushes 3.6, as reflected in the updated Workflow Guide at www.avid.com/red.
Direct transcode to all Avid DNxHD® formats
Corrected “End” timecode in ALE files
Proper representation of “Auxillary TC1″ column in ALE file
Faster import of QuickTime-wrapped Avid DNxHD files
REDrushes 3.6 is available at www.red.com/support.
Richer metadata is available with Avid FilmScribeâ„¢ 24.1
Custom columns now available
Subclips and AutoSyncâ„¢ clips supported in the FilmScribe Master XML
Removed erroneous characters from Master XML file (Windows)
False error messages removed from XML generation process
FilmScribe 24.1 ships with Avid Media Composer® 3.1 and Avid Symphony™ 3.1 and is also available on the Avid Download Center.
More events (now up to 999) are supported in the newly posted 16Char CMX EDL template. Download from the Avid Resources tab at www.avid.com/red.
Avocoda’s cineXML (Mac OS X and Windows) enables DPX file creation via REDCINE, regardless of how the ALE file was created and allows the footage to be archived or moved before the online process.
That sounds like we can now get DNxHD 36 out of REDrushes. Here’s a thread of discussion on the subject from Reduser. Finally we get Adobe support, better Avid support, new Final Cut Pro workflow options … who would have guessed all this RED post goodness would ever come along a year ago?