You can automate this as batch commands in Photoshop. Look under the “Actions” palette. Try recording the key sequence you are doing, and apply this sequence to another image to make sure it works as expected.
Then you could apply this action across the whole image library.
Can you open the Media 100 Quicktimes in QuickTime player (and do you see video there)? Then your QuickTime/Media 100 codecs are okay.
What kind of error message do you get?
Can you see video “through” the deck while playing back a timeline? Does the system recognize the deck correctly? Is the deck V input set to DV? Did you choose a correct DV setting in Codec settings (the selected DV format has an effect on what
Hmmm, I just tried it on some of our system, with Red and with Title Suite. And all of these systems seem to work well with multiple users. What kind of problems are you seeing exactly?
This sounds like you did install a Trial version of Media 100 Producer on your V8.2.3 system lately, which replaced the codecs. Reinstall V8.2.3a, over your existing installation, and your codec should be licensed again.