[Glenn Payne]

Hey Eric,

A couple others mentioned iMovie. I don’t have it at present, but I can snag it and see if it works. Thanks!

[Glenn Payne]

Thanks so much, Karl! I’ll give that a shot.

[Glenn Payne]

Thanks so much, everyone! I’ll try the cable workarounds and see if that gets it done. Much appreciated! 🙂

[Glenn Payne]

Any thoughts? Thanks!

[Glenn Payne]

That’s great though! At least you figured it out. It basically felt like that was happening with me but for some reason it wasn’t using just the trimmed parts when I told it to. Who knows…

[Glenn Payne]

Hey Scott,

I’ve been racking my brain all day since I saw your post. I also checked with my post sound guy and I don’t think I ever found a real solution. I think we just did the best we could with a huge file. All the suggestions above were solid and should have worked, if you want to try those. It was a strange problem.

[Glenn Payne]

Thanks so much for the info, Patrick!

This is in line what some others have told me. I’ll make sure to make a backup and then give Mojave a shot.

Thanks again! ☺
Glenn

[Glenn Payne]

perfect. Thanks!

[Glenn Payne]

Thanks, Bret!

So for data rate numbers would that mean I would set it at 30,000? (out of the 64-30,000) range.

[Glenn Payne]

Slight Update:

I went through the entire film and narrowed down the different roles. Ended up with 7 total. When I render out the AAf from the XML with just the roles I’ve chosen to use the AAF file barely shrinks. It goes from 5.58 to 5.45gb. ☹

Still not sure why it’s so massive. Any other ideas from any of you guys?

Thanks for any guesses.