Al Levine
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Working for me, newest version. But on a Mac.
Are you sure you have a video or audio track selected when you do the insert/overwrite? -
We really need to evaluate it and scrutinize it hard before anybody jumps ship. It needs to be solid.
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WOW, I guess I was on the list of AMD CPUs that were having issues. THIS RELEASE IS WAYYYYYY FASTER in every way.
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Ooops, surprised I missed that thread! Thanks.
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I’d like this too, a lot… But haven’t found a workaround.
This actually brings up a bigger problem — in Final Cut 7 you don’t need the media in the Browser in order for a sequence to link to a clip. In Premiere, the clip (for some reason) has to be present in the Browser. It’s a completely unnecessary feature that actually makes it pretty difficult to manage projects… mostly in a program that doesn’t allow you to open up multiple projects at a time.
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Have you tried subclips as a way of organizing? Why are you using a timeline to do your organizing?
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Could be something to do with the AVI. Do you know what type of file the AVI is a container for? Maybe convert the source footage to something CS5 likes a bit more.
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To me it looks like you either cropped the picture or moved it up using the Motion tool.
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I don’t see an attachment.
You might have accidentally turned off your composite video and are only showing title safe/grids?
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Cool. Not sure what your VFX house is using, but definitely make them aware that you need TC for delivery. That way you won’t get generation loss. (ProRes HQ to ProRes HQ is likely 99.9999% identical, …but you know…)