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What is DNxHD?
DNxHD is a high-definition video post-production codec developed by Avid in 2008.
DNxHD footage is usually found in MXF video files as well as in QuickTime mov containers.
DNxHD encoding is available in most professional video recorders:
AJA, Blackmagic, Atomos, Cinedeck, Sound Devices...
A full range of dimensions, bit rates, and bit depths creates the large set of profiles found in the DNxHD files.
DNxHR, introduced in 2014, extends the capabilities of the codec to higher resolutions as 2K, 4K and beyond.
Both of them are routinely repaired by our service
Failure modes
Main causes of failure reported by DNxHD users, leading to a repair of corrupted files, are:
Software failures
- Recording software unexpectedly quits during capture
Ex: Crash of Blackmagic Media Express during recording - Recorder not ready when drive is ejected
Ex: Aja KiPro recorder, files closing not complete
Storage failures
- After recording, the MXF file is damaged and will not playback
Ex: No playback on Avid Media Composer - Clips retrieved from archive storage are unplayable
- Accidental deletion of files
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Repairability
DNxHD is relatively easy to repair and gives excellent results. Video and audio are recovered at original quality.
Main problem we face in such repairs is the presence of mixed streams of footage, usually recorded with a different encoding, most of the times in ProRes format.
But even in those cases, we developed different algorithms to split and repair the footage back at its original status.
