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Yes I am... Should I use another ?

Now i'm starting getting insane... I tried Resolve (9.1.6) for converting the dng files I obtained from raw2dng, but Resolve only read them as some kind of random noise (but curiously Gimp read them well...) So I tried as rockfallfilms suggested to convert my spanned files with RAWMagic but the resulting dng can't be read at all by resolve (but is read well again by Gimp and even on Preview but in a pink render in this last case) ! I don't know if I did something wrong... So now I'm considering emulating windows on my mac and run RAWanizer, do you think I'll have better chances ? Or should I try to get After Effects ? But I don't really want to work with this "creative cloud" suite, if there was a free and simple way to do this it would be a lot better...
Is this just me or everyone has problems with spanned files ?

Thanks for your advices !

So I guess I'll use Resolve. But just to be sure, there's right now no simple and direct way to batch convert from the original RAW and R00 files straight to prores ?

Hello,
I already posted a message about my problem on the raw2dng topic but I'll try here too as my solution may include other softwares... I have some troubles in postprocessing on mac (maverick). I'm working on a project with huge amount of RAW footage larger than 4.3GB shot with the 50D and I would like to convert them all to prores. The last raw2dng doesn't seem to process spanning, and when I do it manually on terminal using the cat command and then drag & drop the resulting RAW file on raw2dng, it seems to work for creating dng files (only the last frame is pink) but the resulting prores file does not work.
My question is simple : having a lot of files to process, what is the fastest way to convert them all to prores ? Any help will be much appreciated.

Best regards,
Tom

Hello,
I have some problems with prores files converted from sequences of over 4,3GB. I read somewhere that it was possible to drag and drop directly .RAW and .R00 files in rawtodng but it doesn't work for me, so I first join them using terminal like explained here on other topics and then convert the resulting .RAW file. Converting it to .dng seems to work well (apart from a pink picture on the last frame) but the prores file does not seem to work. I'm doing this on a OS X Maverick platform. I am doing right now some intense work using a 50D with huge amount of footage, so I need the simplest solution possible to have prores files. Anybody might have an insight ?

Best Regards,
Tom