Abercrombie Pupputnick
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There’s a preferences file, something like “com.Media100.Media100i.plist” that has been implicated in problems like this. You could try renaming or deleting it.
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I think the search routine for offline bins and programs is less extensive than the search for offline media, and it usually works best if the files are in the same folder as the project.
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Depending on what rev your M100 software is, the Media100 codecs since R8 (or maybe R10?) have been standalone software that should work with any QuickTime app. If that doesn’t work for you, you can export clips into any QuickTime codec with “Export from edit suite.” If that’s too painful, consider buying the latest rev of Producer. The 14 day trial version is free.
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Umm, Media100 media files ARE QuickTime. Can you tell us what you’re trying to do with the files?
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Well, you have to take a whole clip, not the entire contents of the P2 card. In fact some cameras break long shots into multiple clips automatically.
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I don’t know that camera, but DVCPro50 is a better codec than DV25. It doesn’t seem likely that they would “upconvert” it from DV25 to DVCPro50 just to take more space.
Media 100 only speaks DV25 through FireWire. So I think you’d probably get better quality with P2.
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It’s probably a little faster to import from P2 than from DV. The workflow might be simpler because P2 import automatically copies the imported file from the source drive to your media folder. And P2 import supports 4 audio tracks. Once imported, the media works the same way. I’d say give it a short test and see if it does what you want.
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Make sure Flash is enabled in your QuickTime prefs (System Preferences)
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The newer version complaint typically comes from drives that aren’t fast enough to play your media. Make sure you didn’t format the volume with journaling turned on.
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It’s just been released.