[Chris Babbitt]

Rodrigo,

Each BPAV folder needs to be inside a separate separate folder with unique name.

[Chris Babbitt]

That’s good news. Thanks, Don.

[Chris Babbitt]

Thanks Craig,

I think I’m finally catching on. I’m assuming that 24p would be a better choice if going to Blu-Ray as 30p is not supported, correct?

[Chris Babbitt]

Craig,

Any idea why Noah Kadner said in another post, “Why 30p? Very inflexible format in post.”

[Chris Babbitt]

Are you playing it back in an FLV player?

[Chris Babbitt]

Walter,

If you collapse the clip after editing, you won’t need to render.

[Chris Babbitt]

I totally agree on the WD player. If you’re going the blu-ray route, make sure you test the disc on the same player that will be used for the presentation.

[Chris Babbitt]

First, make sure that you have not collapsed the multiclip. Then double-click on the multiclip in the timeline to bring it back into the viewer, and select “Open” again.

[Chris Babbitt]

Just curious, Noah. Why is 30p an inflexible format in post?

[Chris Babbitt]

I’m totally with Barry on this one. It would be a great feature, and really should be there already. Even when using a camera assistant and log sheet, it’s easy to lose track, especially if you often delete bad clips.