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Version 6.0.7 · 2026-06-19
Added handling for corrupted frames by duplicating the previous undamaged frame.
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 6.0.7, updated 2026-06-19.








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This application provides batch conversion of RAW video files, from ProRes RAW format into a CinemaDNG reel including audio and timecode.
The output compression method can be selected between an uncompressed 16-bit format and a lossy compression of various compression levels.
Check out the app for free with a limited conversion of 300 frames per clip, an in-app purchase enables conversion of full length for a specific supported camera model.
Currently supported camera models lists:
Sony:
* Sony ILCE-7SM3 (Sony A7S III)
* Sony ILCE-7RM5 (Sony A7R V)
* Sony ILME-FX3 (Sony FX3)
* Sony ILME-FX3A (Sony FX3A)
* Sony ILME-FX6 (Sony FX6)
* Sony ILCE-1 (Sony A1)
* Sony ILCE-1M2 (Sony A1II)
* Sony ILME-FX30 (Sony FX30)
* Sony ILCE-9M3 (Sony A9 II)
* Sony ILCE-7CR (Sony A7CR)
Nikon:
* Nikon Z6
* Nikon Z6 II
* Nikon Z6 III
* Nikon Z7
* Nikon Z7 II
* Nikon Z8
* Nikon Z9…
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Added handling for corrupted frames by duplicating the previous undamaged frame.
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