Codex

OffShoot's Codex integration features a tailor-made copy engine for Codex media built in close collaboration with Codex. It supports transfers of High Density Encoded (HDE) clips.

This feature requires an OffShoot Pro license. Upgrade via the license manager, or via OffShoot > Settings > License. Check out all Pro features here.

Requirements

1. Hedge 19.2 or newer / OffShoot 23.2 or newer (macOS only)

2. Codex Device Manager

How to use

If Codex Device Manager is installed, the integration is always active and fully automatic. Once you connect your Codex media, OffShoot will detect it and check if you are running a compatible version of the Codex Device Manager.

5.0.x	19.4 - 20.4.3
5.1.0 and 5.1.1	19.4.7 - 20.4.2
5.1.2	20.4.3 - 21.3
6.0.x	21.3.1 - 22.2.1
6.1	22.2.2 and newer
6.2	22.3 and newer
7.0.x	OffShoot Pro 23.2 and newer
7.1.x	OffShoot Pro 23.2.1 and newer
7.2.x	OffShoot Pro 23.3 and newer
7.3.x	OffShoot Pro 24.3and newer
7.4.x	OffShoot Pro 24.3.2 and newer
7.5.x	OffShoot Pro 24.4.3 and newer

Duplicate detection for HDE .arx files is supported in OffShoot 23.2 and newer

Codex disks work with dynamic VFS volumes. After the Codex driver has mounted the disk, it takes a while for the file system to be populated. The duration depends on the performance of your computer, and how much content is living on the disk.

When transferring a Codex drive, the Codex integration verifies Codex transfers for completeness, checking Source contents at the beginning and end of each transfer. If inconsistencies are detected, you will be prompted with an Incomplete Codex Disk Detected alert, with an option to fix the issue.