[Erik Jägberg]

I agree. It means a huge number of extra clicks since I use this all the time.
Sure, I can draw a lasso or shift-select the keyframes, but the old funcionality is still lost.
And I can’t understand why AVID didn’t make this a selectable option – adding new ways of working for those who want it while keeping the old ways for us who don’t.

/Erik

[Erik Jägberg]

Thanks Michael.
That’s what I thought.
Luckily we will upgrade to MC7 in about a month so everything will probably be alright by then.

Regards,
Erik

[Erik Jägberg]

Have you tried to create a new project and importing the problem project into that one?

[Erik Jägberg]

Well… DVDs are protected to prevent them from being ripped so…

I don’t know how you would do that, but if you or your client have the rights for the content, you certainly would be able to find the material unprotected.

/Erik

[Erik Jägberg]

Mpeg Streamclip will do it for you.
https://www.squared5.com/
It won’t read a copy protected dvd, but everything else would be ok.

Good luck!
Erik

[Erik Jägberg]

https://www.videocopilot.net

Tutorial #92: Blueprint reveal

[Erik Jägberg]

How do you get that to work? I can’t make XDCAM Transfer read AVID .mxf files.
Could you please tell us?

Regards,
Erik

[Erik Jägberg]

An easy way to enter trim mode is to select the cut with the ALT modifier key pressed. That way You can limit your selection to a single track without having to activate or deactivate tracks.
The ALT key is also perfect for selecting large chunks of clips in segment mode.

And as others have said before: practice!
The most difficult thing isn’t really learning a new system, it’s the going back and forth that can be a bit confusing.

Cheers!
Erik