Ok, I get it... tiffs are in proxytiff so would have to rename the folder.
BTW did you update raw2dng to newest... as of 3.1 I still had to change it out... I'm also going to try different ffmpeg.. x64 with multithreading support.
http://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/ was winner.
I set MXF fps to 23.976 or 24 and it says no suitable target for 23.98, etc.
Ok, either I'm not so good at explaining or I haven't made it logical... I work with two different tiff folders.
-Proxytiff folder is used for creating 'proxyvideo'. Proxy video for me is either a fast, low quality clip to preview the raw file (choose half size and mp4) OR it is a proxy to be used for editing (choose full size and higher quality codec) OR if I think the dcraw conversion is good enough I can use the 'proxy' for final editing. In neither of these cases do you need to bother about the 'tiff' folder.
-Tiff folders only purpose is if you use an external converter (ACR, Lightroom) and you want to batch video encode the output from the external converters.
So if you are happy with the conversion you get with the internal dng to tiff, only use proxytiff and choose quality you like.
In the full install for version 0.3.3 the lastest raw2dng is included (at least the one I could find, think it was may 24)
The ffmpeg I use may not be the latest, but it is multi threading at least for mp4. The higher quality codecs may not be. Have you tested the link you gave, is that mulitthreaded even for dnxhd and mxf?
I'm not surprised if you get problems with mxf framerates, I found the mxf support very confusing. I wanted it for Sony vegas support but it's not accepting it. For prores and mxf I'm using ffmbc, not ffmpeg.
I would be very happy if someone could provide me with some complete parameter settings for ffmpeg or ffmbc that are foolproof and working well that I could add as defaults. I'm personally hunting for XDCAM mxf that Sony vegas will accept to the timeline.