BCC 7 AVX no acceleration?

[Peter Mcauley]

Hi,

Hmmm … I don’t think I fully understand the feature you are referring to … could you be a little more explicit please?

Thanks,

Peter.

[William Busby]

Hi Peter. I found the answer earlier on the Avid forums. It’s evidently MC 5.x related and not BCC related. I’ve been cutting on XDV 3.5 forever and the other day I was working on a MC 5.5 system with BCC 7 installed and noticed this issue. The acceleration parameters (similar to a ease in, ease out) are gone in all AVX plugins, plus some of the other native Avid effects such as PiP, Push, etc.

[Jeff Greenberg]

I think you want to open up the ‘advanced’ keyframe area. Once you do this, you can specify general keyframe interpolation like spline, bezier and go as far as to adjust individual bezier handles.

Best,

Jeff G

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[William Busby]

Hi Jeff. Yea I know that, but what took a mere couple of seconds before now takes considerably longer for the same results :-\

[Jeff Greenberg]

I won’t argue the number of clicks. The ability to get more refined in the keyframing model is something that was long overdue in Media Composer.

A trick: you can right click on the group name in the adv. keyframe area and set all the keyframes to spline. You could also do this at the very top of the effect to change all keyframes to spline.

[William Busby]

Thanks, Jeff!