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  • Diego Villalba

    December 26, 2007 at 11:26 pm in reply to: Export Quicktime with multiple audio channels

    Thanks Bouke.

    Die Go

  • Diego Villalba

    December 25, 2007 at 3:48 pm in reply to: Here’s my story (It’s sad but true)

    Scott:

    I think 11 years of service is much more than you can ask to any editing equipment. And with the possibility of being repaired! Unbelievable!! It MUST BE an Avid!!!

    Let’s met here in 6, and tell me how is you final cut.

    Merry Christmas.

    Die Go

  • Diego Villalba

    December 25, 2007 at 2:47 pm in reply to: why Avid?

    I think we are forgetting about a basic issue.

    Avid, is an editing software, which, like others applications did, was incorporating more tools, in its development through the years.

    I also have to say, and other people have to admit it, that Avid “almost” has invented the Non linear way of editing, and the other applications had inspirited A LOT in its tools.

    The other thing I have to add to the conversation is that is possible that there are others applications that could works better for certain workflows, but if you count with an experienced Avid editor, one who knows deep the software and the profession of being an editor; I bet that he will find a way to improve your productivity, and will guide you, through the best way to accomplish your goals, obviously with an Avid on his side. I think people really doesn’t know what an Avid really can do.

    It has thousands of tools. Some of them are for basic compositing. There is a pluging called Elastic Gasket, that allow you to use the after Effects’ plugins with the Avid, this only if you don’t want to buy th Studio toolkit.

    So, integration? which integration, almost everything inside Avid.
    Authoring? Transcode with Sorenson and build with DVD It. What else you need? Do you need more integration? Export an OMF an mix with Protools… Or may be you want to add 3D tittles, and which is the problem? Avid 3d!

    Two more and leaves you.

    I have a client who has an old Avid Xpress running in a power PC, Im talking of more than ten years… and its still working, and they still using it. Anybody seen something like this in other applications?

    The last about integration.
    I have read here about the benefits of integration and the professional and non professional software.
    Avid was born like a tool in the media industry; film & television’s workflows are those for wich Avid brings solutions. In those workflows NO ONE do the all job. There, the director says “cut”, the Director of photography, Illuminates, the writer, writes, the editor, edits, the compositor, writes & plays music, the colorist, touches the colors, an so on…

    I will put an example, for you to realize that with a simple tool like a TIMECODE CALCULATOR (basic, very very very basic tool) Avid knows what you need. (I have never seen this tool in other editing software, I also Know deep FCP features)

    Not even talk about waveform, or may make a cut list, to end your film short.

    Avid… make, manage, move media…

    Merry Christmas.

    Die Go

  • Diego Villalba

    October 5, 2007 at 9:43 pm in reply to: White circle with black cross inside…

    Thank you Tom.
    Best wishes.

    Diego

    Die Go

  • Diego Villalba

    October 20, 2006 at 9:15 am in reply to: App to log off line

    Thanks a lot.

  • Diego Villalba

    September 29, 2005 at 12:05 pm in reply to: great system, bad avid

    I have a great system, and a bad avid too.

    SISTEM CONF
    WINXP SP1
    PENTIUM 4 3.0GHZ
    1GB RAM
    TWO HD: 1 of 80GB (SYSTEM) AND 200 (MEDIA) BOTH SATA
    NVIDIA GeForce 6200 para 256 MB(WITH THE LATEST DRIVERS)

    My problem has to do with exporting with quicktime… I can scrub audio and the realtime play is OK, but I found that we have tha same brand of video board… does anybody know if it is our problem? My Motherboard is an ASUS P5GDC Deluxe…

    I was looking at avid.com and I couldn’t find any restriction about NVIDIA boards…

    Thanks.
    bye.

    diego

  • Diego Villalba

    September 26, 2005 at 12:39 pm in reply to: Still having problems

    Thanks Jon

    But if the problem is the OS, why can I export AVIs bigger than 2Gb with Premiere Pro? (I have Win XP Professional SP1).

    About the export as a QT Reference… I can’t too…
    I think all the problem with the export has to be with QT… Because the only format that I can export is .AVI files. I tried with QT 5 and 7 and the problem is still there.

    Could be an incompatiblity with my video card or with my motherboard?

    diego

  • Diego Villalba

    June 22, 2005 at 9:24 pm in reply to: SOUNDTRACK

    Thanks for your time Shane…

    For your answer I understand that Soundtrack can’t import the the tracks separate.
    So, how I supossed to export them?. Including a bip 50 frames before de mix starts and exporting them bye groups of two?. Is it allowed in FCP?. How?

    Does anyone know if Soundtrack 2 can import a FCp project keeping its tracks separated?
    I think it is a basic workflow between both program, did the FCP program writers forget include this posibility?

    Please if someone of the apple support is reading me, please help me.

    Die Go

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