User Guide MXF MXF Import Component V 1.0

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1 User Guide F li p 4 M a c MXF MXF Import Component V 1.0 C 2005 Telestream, Inc.

2 Table of Contents What is MXF Import? Supported Digital Acquisition Systems System Requirements Downloading & Installing MXF Import Trying Out MXF Import Purchase Options Purchase Directly in MXF Import Purchase from the Flip4Mac Web Site Using MXF Import Importing MXF Files from your Macintosh or Servers Importing MXF Files from Sony Devices Saving QuickTime Files Networking Sony Devices Typical Ethernet LAN Connections Ethernet Cabling Setting Up a Direct Connect LAN Connecting via Hub Connecting to an Existing Network Setting up Networking on Sony XDCAM PDW Setting up Networking on Sony e-vtr Setting up Networking on Sony XDCAM PDW-530 / 530P Troubleshooting Sony Networking Problems Uninstalling MXF Import Copyright and Trademark Notice Obtaining Support and Information Limited Warranty and Disclaimers Flip4Mac MXF Import Component Version 1.0 User Guide

3 What is MXF Import? Now Final Cut Pro users can benefit from an all-digital, file-based media workflow ingest MXF files from Sony XDCAM digital acquisition tools to Apple s real-time media editing software using the new Flip4Mac MXF Import Component (often called MXF Import for short). Using MXF Import, you can... Import MXF files directly from servers or network-connected Sony devices Edit native Sony IMX or DV media on your Macintosh Increase your productivity Redefine your workflow. MXF Import provides direct ingest of DV and MPEG IMX (Final Cut Pro 5 only) content from networkconnected Sony XDCAM Camcorders, PDW-1500 Compact Decks, and e-vtr IMX MPEG video tape recorders, or from localized MXF files on your Macintosh, file server, or Xsan environment directly into Final Cut Pro HD (4.5) or Final Cut Pro 5 as a QuickTime movie. Ethernet Sony XDCAM PDW-530 Sony XDCAM PDW-1500 MXF-MPEG IMX MXF-DV MXF-DV MXF-MPEG IMX MXF Import Final Cut Pro HD or 5 Xsan Environment Sony e-vtr Ethernet MXF Import With MXF Import, Macintosh users can browse and import MXF content for quick, easy access without going to baseband video. This means a faster, more efficient all-digital, file-based workflow that provides greater efficiency and productivity for you. MXF Import Features Import DV or MPEG IMX File transfer via 10, 100, or 1G Ethernet connection Supported Digital Acquisition Systems Sony XDCAM Camcorder Sony PDW-1500 Compact Deck Sony e-vtr IMX MPEG Video Tape Recorder System Requirements With Final Cut Pro HD (4.5) With Final Cut Pro 5 Mac OS X Version 10.3.x Mac OS X Version or later QuickTime Pro Version 6.5 QuickTime Pro Version 7.0 or later Flip4Mac MXF Import Component Version 1.0 User Guide Page 1

4 Downloading & Installing MXF Import Downloading and installing MXF Import is easy. Visit with your Web browser and click on the purple Flip4Mac MXF Try or Buy button. In the Flip4Mac Free Trial & Purchase Center, click the MXF Import Download button to download a disk image (.dmg) file to your Macintosh. Next, double-click the disk image file to open it. Double-click the installer to install Flip4Mac MXF Import Component on your Macintosh, following the installer instructions. Note: If your Macintosh isn't connected to the Internet, download the MXF Import disk image file to another computer (Macintosh or Windows) and move the disk image file (copy over LAN or burn a CD) to your Macintosh for installation. Trying Out MXF Import MXF Import operates in trial mode until you purchase a license. You're welcome to try out MXF Import for as long as you like. During the trial period, you can import the first half of an MXF file into Final Cut Pro. Purchase Options To purchase WMV MXF Import, choose from these secure options: Option 1 - Purchase Directly in MXF Import (see next page). If your Macintosh is connected to the Internet, purchase directly from MXF Import. This is easiest and fastest. Choose this option if: You have downloaded and installed a trial version of MXF Import. Option 2 - Purchase from Flip4Mac Web Site (Page 4). You can also purchase from the Flip4Mac Web site. Choose this option if: You haven't downloaded and installed a trial version of MXF Import yet You prefer to use a Web site to purchase your license and transfer it to MXF Import Your Macintosh isn't connected to the Internet so you need to use another computer. Visit for purchasing details and instructions. Flip4Mac MXF Import Component Version 1.0 User Guide Page 2

5 Purchase Directly in MXF Import If your Macintosh is connected to the Internet and you ve already installed a trial version of MXF Import, you can purchase a license to obtain serial number, directly in MXF Import. To activate Flip4Mac MXF Import, follow these steps: 1. Make sure your Macintosh is connected to the Internet. 2. Open Applications > System Preferences and click the MXF Import icon (in the Other row at the bottom) to display the MXF Import panel. Click Purchase to purchase a serial number and activate MXF Import. Click About MXF Import to view the version number. 3. Click Purchase to display the secure Flip4Mac Software Purchase wizard. Click Start to run the secure Flip4Mac Purchase wizard. 4. Click Start and the Wizard will guide you through the secure purchasing process. When the purchase is complete the serial number is automatically installed and your software is activated. You should print the receipt before closing the wizard. Now that you have licensed MXF Import you can import MXF files without any file size limits. You will also receive an order confirmation via that contains the serial number. Save the receipt for your records, and save your order confirmation in case you ever need to re-install the software. Flip4Mac MXF Import Component Version 1.0 User Guide Page 3

6 Purchase from the Flip4Mac Web Site To purchase directly from the Flip4Mac Web site, go to and click the Buy button at the top of the home page. On the next page, click the Buy Now button in the Flip4Mac Free Trial & Purchase Center to display the estore page. Follow the instructions to purchase. When the purchase is complete, you will receive an order confirmation via that contains the serial number. When the arrives (usually momentarily), continue. 1. Open Applications > System Preferences and click the MXF Import icon (in the Other row at the bottom) to display the MXF Import panel. Click the Enter Serial Number button to display the Activate Serial Number dialog. 2. Click the Enter Serial Number button to display the Activate Serial Number dialog. Enter your name exactly as it appears in the order confirmation . Enter the serial number, which is case-sensitive. Click Activate. 3. In the Name field, enter your name just as it is printed in the order confirmation In the Serial number field, enter the serial number from the order confirmation Click Activate. If your Macintosh is on the Internet, the serial number is validated and the software is activated. If your Macintosh is not on the Internet, go to and read the manual activation section to learn how to activate your software. Now that you have licensed MXF Import you can import MXF files without any file size limits. You should print the receipt before closing the wizard. You will also receive an order confirmation via that contains the serial number. Save the receipt for your records, and save your order confirmation in case you ever need to re-install the software. Flip4Mac MXF Import Component Version 1.0 User Guide Page 4

7 Using MXF Import MXF Import allows you to import MXF files that contain either DV or MPEG IMX media into Final Cut Pro. With MXF Import installed, two items are added to the Import menu: MXF File, and MXF from Sony XDCAM. Two new import options display when you install MXF Import: Click Import > MXF File to browse and import MXF files that have been localized to your Macintosh, network server, or Xsan environment. Click Import > MXF from Sony XDCAM to import MXF files directly from your network-connected XDCAM or other Sony device. Choose the MXF File menu option to select MXF files that have already been localized to your Macintosh, network server, or Xsan environment. Choose the MXF from Sony XDCAM option to select files directly from a network-connected XDCAM PDW-1500, XDCAM PDW-530 or 530P, or e-vtr deck. You can select one or more IMX files and save them on your Macintosh as QuickTime files. They are automatically added to the project list in Final Cut Pro. Importing MXF Files from your Macintosh or Servers MXF Import enables you to import one or more files at a time into Final Cut Pro from your Macintosh, or import files that are stored on network servers including Xsan servers. Note: Movies with the.mxf suffix may be encoded in DV or IMX format. When you select File > Import > MXF file, Final Cut Pro displays the Import MXF File dialog. Browse local or network drives and folders to select one or more MXF files to import. Flip4Mac MXF Import Component Version 1.0 User Guide Page 5

8 Browse local or network drives and select one or more MXF files you want to import, and click Open. MXF Import automatically converts each MXF file to a QuickTime movie (.mov) file, and provides a dialog so that you can save it. After the file or files are saved, they are automatically added to the project list. For details on saving converted MXF files, go to Saving QuickTime Files on page 7. Importing MXF Files from Sony Devices Select File > Import > MXF from Sony XDCAM to display the XDCAM File Browser dialog. Enter the IP address of the Sony device (provide your password if not saved in your keychain), or select a device from the Server list. Click connect to the XDCAM or other deck. To connect to a Sony device, select the device from the Server list (displays recently connected Sony devices). To connect to a Sony device for the first time, enter the server name (assigned by your system administrator) or the IP address and provide the user name and password you want to browse, then click Connect. To save your password, check Add to Keychain. To automatically connect to this device each time you select Import > MXF from Sony XDCAM, check Auto-connect. When you connect, open the Clip folder and the MXF files display in the list on the right. Select one or more files to import. Click Open to convert and save the files. Select the MXF files you want to import, and click Open. MXF Import automatically converts each MXF file to a QuickTime movie (.mov) file, and provides a dialog so that you can save it. Note: Importing proxies may be supported in a later version of MXF Import. Flip4Mac MXF Import Component Version 1.0 User Guide Page 6

9 Saving QuickTime Files You can import a single MXF file, or multiple MXF files. If you select more than one file to import, MXF Import displays a modified save as dialog to provide save options. Saving a Single QuickTime File When you select a single MXF file and click Open, MXF Import displays the Save converted file as dialog. Provide a name and select a destination folder. Click Save to convert the file to QuickTime and save the file. Accept the current name (same as the imported file) or edit it, then select the destination folder and click Save. MXF Import saves the file as QuickTime (without media conversion), and automatically adds it to the project list. The suffix.mov is supplied by default you do not have to supply the suffix. Saving Multiple QuickTime Files When you select multiple MXF files and click Open, MXF Import displays the Save converted file as dialog with two options near the bottom, to make saving multiple files easier. Provide a base name and optional sequence number. Select a destination folder. Optionally, check Auto-rename and auto-renumber. Click Save to save each file. Before you save files, determine how you want them named. Automatically rename each file. If unchecked, you manually supply the destination file name for each file you selected. Check this option to have MXF Import save each converted file as a.mov file in the selected directory, using a file-naming convention. This option permits you to click Save one time and convert and save each selected file without further intervention. Flip4Mac MXF Import Component Version 1.0 User Guide Page 7

10 In the Save as field, enter the base name and sequence number (basename001, for example) you want to use for the first file, and as a template for the remaining files to be converted. For subsequent source files, MXF Import uses the base name (basename, in this example) you provided for the remaining files. For each file it converts and saves, MXF appends the base name you supply with the number from the source file. The number of digits in this number matches the number of digits you supply in the template in this example, 001, which is 3 digits long. If the base name you supply has no trailing numbers, the minimal number of digits for the sequence is used. If you supply a sequence number, the number of digits you supply is used. (MXF Import add digits if necessary due to the number of files.) If the destination file name you supply does not match the numbering convention of the first file, you must manually supply the destination file name for each file you save. Number files sequentially. You can only check Number files sequentially when you have already checked Automatically rename each file. Check to have MXF Import save each converted file using the base file name you supply, plus a four-digit, ascending numeric sequence beginning with the value If you do not change the original destination file name (which is the name of the first source file), each file name is created by using the base name of the first source file, and the sequence number, including files whose names are different from the first source file. Source file names are always sorted alpha-numerically in ascending order before encoding and saving them using these file-naming conventions. The suffix.mov is supplied by default you do not have to supply the suffix. Click Save one time and convert and save each selected file without further intervention. Flip4Mac MXF Import Component Version 1.0 User Guide Page 8

11 Networking Sony Devices You can connect your Macintosh to Sony XDCAM devices or e-vtr decks in several ways. Each connection is actually a network connection, via Ethernet cable and optional network gear. In this section, you ll learn about: Typical Ethernet LAN connection schemes and how to connect Ethernet cables, auto-sensing ports, and basic cabling requirements Setting up a direct connect LAN Connecting via hub Connecting to an Existing Network Setting up Networking on Sony XDCAM PDW-1500 Setting up Networking on Sony e-vtr Setting up Networking on Sony PXDCAM PDW-530 / 530P Note: Sony publishes operation manuals for each of it s products, and you should refer to them for all operations regarding Sony equipment. The networking information provided here is for your convenience only, and should not be relied upon as the final authority. Typical Ethernet LAN Connections Computers and network-capable Sony products can connect via a LAN in three typical ways. In the figure below, each is illustrated: direct connect using a single cable, without intervening network gear or hooking to a corporate network. This method is handy when you re on the road or other location away from an existing network, or connecting to a LAN requires assistance from an IT person on network administrator. Direct Ethernet Connection Corporate LAN Connection Ethernet Connection via Hub Flip4Mac MXF Import Component Version 1.0 User Guide Page 9

12 Ethernet Cabling Ethernet cabling is not universally interchangeable. Cables you use to connect to network gear are straightthrough cables. However, you can connect two computers (or a computer and a network-capable camera or deck) directly without network gear but you often need a special Ethernet cable called a cross-over cable. To eliminate cross-over cables, some Macintosh models and network gear have auto-sensing ports. These ports test the connection when you plug the cable in. If the connection fails, the port re-tests for a cross-over cable. When connecting a computer to network gear, use straight-through cables. When connecting computers, XDCAM devices, e-vtrs, and other network-capable end-user devices (with Ethernet ports) to each other directly, use a cross-over cable unless you re sure that one of the devices has an auto-sensing port. Setting Up a Direct Connect LAN You can connect your Macintosh directly to a Sony device without any network gear. You ll need a cross-over Ethernet cable, or you can use a straight-through cable if the Macintosh has an auto-sensing LAN port. To direct-connect your Macintosh to a Sony device, follow these steps: 1. Determine the IP address of your Macintosh and verify that the subnet mask is Determine the IP address of your Sony device and verify that the subnet mask is Change either the Macintosh or Sony device IP address so that both are in the same subnet, meaning that the first 3 sets of numbers (octets) are identical (and in the range 1 to 255), and the last octet is unique on the Macintosh and device, within the range 1 to 255. For example, Macintosh: , and Sony device: Both have the same subnet mask: Connect your Macintosh to the device with a cross-over cable (unless you determine that the Macintosh has an auto-sensing port). Make sure both the Macintosh and device are powered on. 5. Test the connection by running Network Utility application (Applications > Utilities). Click the Ping panel, enter the IP address of the device you re connected to and click Ping. If you get a response, you re connected! Connecting via Hub You can connect your Macintosh to one or more Sony devices in a hub arrangement. You ll need an Ethernet hub and an Ethernet cable for each device. To direct-connect your Macintosh to one or more Sony devices via a hub, follow these steps: 1. Determine the IP address of your Macintosh and verify that the subnet mask is Determine the IP address of your Sony device (each device if more than one) and verify that the subnet mask is Change the Macintosh and each Sony device IP address so that all are in the same subnet, meaning that the first 3 sets of numbers (octets) are identical (and in the range 1 to 255), and the last octet is unique on the Macintosh and device, within the range 1 to 255. For example, Macintosh: , and Sony device number 1: , and Sony device number 2: The Macintosh and all devices must have the same subnet mask: Plug in and turn on your hub. Next, connect your Macintosh and each Sony device to the hub, avoiding the uplink port (usually the first or last, and noted). Power the Macintosh and all Sony devices on. 5. Test the connection by running Network Utility application (Applications > Utilities). Click the Ping panel, enter the IP address of each device on the network and click Ping. If you get a response, you re connected! Flip4Mac MXF Import Component Version 1.0 User Guide Page 10

13 Connecting to an Existing Network You can connect your Macintosh to one or more Sony devices on an existing LAN. You ll need a networkconnected Ethernet cable for each device. Before connecting, make sure you have permission from the IT department or network administrator, and you know what IP address you can use. Some network administrators require that all devices use DHCP. If you enable DHCP on your XDCAM, make sure you are connected before enabling it. If you are setting the IP address manually, connect after setting the IP address. If you enable DHCP, you need to view the IP address currently assigned before connecting, because the IP address can change over time. To connect your Macintosh to one or more Sony devices on an existing network, follow these steps: 1. Ask the network administrator if DHCP is available. If so, set up your Macintosh to use DHCP. If not, change the IP settings of the Macintosh to the IP address, subnet, and gateway address supplied by the network administrator. 2. Update the IP address and subnet mask of your Sony device (each device if more than one), per the requirements of the network administrator (DHCP or a specific IP address and subnet). 3. Make sure your Macintosh each Sony device are connected to the network. and the Macintosh and all Sony devices are powered on. 4. Test the connection by running Network Utility application (Applications > Utilities). Click the Ping panel, enter the IP address of each device on the network and click Ping. If you get a response, you re connected! Setting up Networking on Sony XDCAM PDW-1500 The Sony XDCAM PDW-1500 provides the username admin, which can not be changed. The default password is pdw-1500, which can not be changed directly on the device. If you do not have media mounted in the device, you can not connect to the XDCAM via MXF Import. An error message is displayed which indicates that no media is mounted. Some network administrators require that all devices use DHCP. If you enable DHCP on your XDCAM, make sure you are connected before enabling it, and enter the default gateway address. If you are setting the IP address manually, connect after setting the IP address and subnet mask, disabling DHCP. If you enable DHCP, you need to view the IP address currently assigned before connecting, because the IP address can change over time. Expanded View of Display. Expanded view of IP address in display Access Switch: Set to Network Left/Right, Up/ Down Buttons Shuttle Wheel To view and set your network settings (DHCP, IP address, subnet mask, default gateway), follow these steps: 1. Make sure the Access switch is set to Network. 2. Press the Menu button to change the display from HH:MM:SS:FF to a blinking H01 and or other number. Flip4Mac MXF Import Component Version 1.0 User Guide Page 11

14 3. Press counter Select + Set to briefly display MAINTE MENU, then switch to Drive. 4. Use the Down arrow to scroll down to Network. 5. Use the Right arrow to list Network options (starting with DHCP) and scroll down to IP address, subnet mask, gateway, link speed and duplex. 6. With IP Address selected, press the right-arrow button to display the current IP address. The flashing digit can be changed with the jog wheel or the up/down arrows. Press the right arrow continually to display each succeeding number (there are 12, separated by periods: , for example). 7. To set the IP address, use the left and right arrow buttons to select each digit and turn the shuttle dial to set the digit correctly. 8. When the IP address is set correctly, press the SET button. The XDCAM displays Saving... in the display. To display and set the subnet mask, repeat steps 5 through 8. When you re done, plug in the Ethernet cable and make sure the link indicator is lit. Setting up Networking on Sony e-vtr The Sony e-vtr provides the default username e-vtr, and a default password: e-vtr. If you do not have media mounted in the device, you can not connect to the XDCAM via MXF Import. MULTI CONTROL knob Network button enabled (lighted) Home button F5 & F6 buttons Shuttle Wheel To view and set your network settings (DHCP, IP address, subnet mask, default gateway), follow these steps: 1. Make sure the Network button (top left, just right of Power) is enabled (lighted). 2. Press the Home button to reset the display, then press Home + F5 (soft key Menu) to reset the display if necessary. 3. Press Home + F5 (Set) to display Menu 1 (M1 - blinking). 4. Use the MULTI CONTROL knob to scroll through this menu and display M5 Network. 5. Press F5 (Set) and use the MULTI CONTROL knob to scroll through the Network menus. 6. With IP Address selected, press F5 (Set). With the IP address displayed, select any octet you want to change by turning the MULTI CONTROL knob. With a given octet selected (blinking), hold down the Home button and use the MULTI CONTROL knob to adjust the numeric value (with the PUSH/SHIFT indicator lighted - by depressing and releasing the MULTI CONTROL knob- numbers change by 10). With the value set correctly, press F5 (Set) to save the setting. 7. Press F6 (Exit) to move up the menu system and view/set another selection. To display and set the subnet mask, repeat steps 5 through 8. When you re done, plug in the Ethernet cable and make sure the link indicator is lit. Flip4Mac MXF Import Component Version 1.0 User Guide Page 12

15 Setting up Networking on Sony XDCAM PDW-530 / 530P The Sony XDCAM PDW-530 series requires an optional network card (CBK-NC01 Network Adapter) to connect to the XDCAM via MXF Import. Default settings are as follows: DHCP is off, and the IP address is set to with a class C subnet ( ), gateway address , communications speed AUTO (10/100MB), communications mode AUTO. To view and set your network settings (DHCP, IP address, subnet mask, default gateway), follow these steps: 1. Make sure your network card is in and connected with a cable. 2. Hold down the MENU knob and set the menu switch to ON to display the TOP menu. 3. Use the MENU knob to select Maintenance (noted by arrow) and press the MENU knob. 4. If CONTENTS is displayed, use the MENU knob to select NETWORK and press the MENU knob. The camera displays the NETWORK page with current setting. 5. Press the MENU knob and rotate it to select IP Address, and press the MENU knob to display the IP ADDRESS setting window. 6. Move the arrow to the value you want to change. Press the MENU knob, changing the arrow to a question mark. 7. Turn the MENU knob to select the proper value and press the MENU knob. The? becomes an arrow. 8. Repeat steps 6 and 7 to set remaining values. 9. When complete, move the arrow to SET and press the MENU knob. 10.Turn the MENU knob to select SUBNET MASK and press the MENU knob. 11.Repeat steps 6 through 9 to set the subnet mask ( ). 12.Set the gateway if required in the same manner. 13.To end the menu operation, set the MENU ON/OFF switch to OFF. When you re done, plug in the Ethernet cable and make sure the link indicator is lit. Flip4Mac MXF Import Component Version 1.0 User Guide Page 13

16 Troubleshooting Sony Networking Problems If you can t ping the device, check these potential causes: Verify that your IP address on the Macintosh and the target Sony device are identical for the first 3 sets of numbers (called octets), and the last octet is unique for each computer and Sony device. All octets must be in the range of 1 to 255. The subnet mask should be class C set to Other subnet mask settings are permitted, but should be directed by a network administrator. Verify that the cable you are using for a direct connection is a cross-over Ethernet cable, unless your Macintosh has an auto-sensing port. Test the cable in a known good environment. Make sure the Sony e-vtr is turned on and the Access switch is set to Network. If using a hub, make sure the hub is on and operational, and each connected port s link light is lighted. If connecting via corporate network, make sure the cables are connected to the network gear. Test your Macintosh s connectivity by displaying a Web page. If you can ping the device, but can t connect, verify the user name and password are correct and media is mounted in the device. Uninstalling MXF Import To uninstall MXF Import, quit Final Cut Pro and any other QuickTime applications. Open the Library > QuickTime folder and drag the Flip4Mac MXF Import.component file to the Trash. Open the Library > PreferencePanes folder and drag the MxfImport.prefPane file to the Trash. Open the Library > Application Support > Final Cut Pro System Support > Plug-ins folder and drag Flip4Mac MXF PlugIn.bundle to the Trash. The serial number remains on your Macintosh, for use if you re-install the software. Flip4Mac MXF Import Component Version 1.0 User Guide Page 14

17 Copyright and Trademark Notice 2005 Telestream, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, altered, or translated into any languages without written permission of Telestream, Inc. Information and specifications in this document are subject to change without notice and do not represent a commitment on the part of Telestream. Telestream is a registered trademark of Telestream, Inc. Flip4Mac, MXF Import Component, and MXF Import are trademarks of Telestream, Inc. Mac OS X, Macintosh, QuickTime, Final Cut Pro HD, Final Cut Pro 5, and QuickTime Pro are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. Other brand, product, and company names are trademarks of their respective holders. Obtaining Support and Information To learn more about MXF Import, or find out how other professionals are using MXF Import, go to and click the forum button. The Flip4Mac forum is used by people interested in all aspects of media. You can read FAQs, search for specific topics, and participate in lively discussions. You can also join the forum and post your questions so that another Flip4Mac user or a support engineer may respond. Alternatively, you can support@flip4mac.com for assistance. When you post a question to the forum or send to the support address, please include your Mac OS X version and QuickTime version. Limited Warranty and Disclaimers Telestream, Inc. warrants to you, as the original licensee only, that the software you licensed will perform as stated below for a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase of the software: The software will operate in substantial conformance with its specifications as set forth in the applicable product user guide/published specifications/product description. Telestream does not warrant that operation of the software will be uninterrupted or error-free, will meet your requirements, or that software errors will be corrected. Telestream's sole liability in this Limited Warranty shall be to use reasonable commercial efforts to bring the Software's performance into substantial conformance with the specifications in the applicable product user's guide/ published specifications/product description. Limitations of Warranties. EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY SET FORTH ABOVE, NO OTHER WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, IS MADE WITH RESPECT TO THE SOFTWARE, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, NON-INFRINGEMENT OF THIRD PARTY RIGHTS AND THOSE ARISING FROM A COURSE OF DEALING OR USAGE OF TRADE. NO WARRANTY IS MADE THAT USE OF THE SOFTWARE WILL BE ERROR FREE OR UNINTERRUPTED, THAT ANY ERRORS OR DEFECTS IN THE LICENSED MATERIALS WILL BE CORRECTED, OR THAT THE SOFTWARE'S FUNCTIONALITY WILL MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS. Telestream Part No Flip4Mac MXF Import Component Version 1.0 User Guide Page 15