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Might need more information on your workflow.
Where is your media living?
have you tried manually bringing in the media?Glenn
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remember, Avid will always output to a “1” folder until it is too full. Then it will switch to “2” unless you have a 2 that is too full, and so on.
The fact that your highest numbered folder might be 564 is not important to Avid. If there is no “1” folder it will make it, and render to it. If there is a “1” folder with room, it will render to it, and so on and so on. It doesn’t know you want to use 564, and you can’t tell it that.
If you were getting duplicated media files, perhaps you were consolidating, without the “skip media already on the drive” checkbox clicked? I believe the MOB files you are pointing to are usually internally created avid files, like renders created in the process.
Glenn
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I have a new Zbook series from HP. I use it on the road, and I sits beside my main box while at the office. No problems at all, and as an added bonus, it comes with thunderbolt.
Connecting to your external monitor would have to be through the Thunderbolt, Display port or via another hardware device hooked up through the card slot as there is no DVI connector, but you can get an adapter for the thunderbolt. (I have a Matrox MXO2- non thunderbolt) that I have used with this laptop. That covers my in and out from tape if needed, and to a monitor.
Prices are comparable to MacBook pros.
Glenn
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Even if Avid folded shop tomorrow, your mxf files would still play, and your overwrite button would still overwrite.
Glenn
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A good macro can be created and stored in something like a g13.
I have mine doing lots of cool things, but for them to work, you need to be able to have keyboard shortcuts for the items you want to do. I don’t believe there is a shortcut for the set bin display, and/or the ‘show reference clips’ checkbox. I’ll check when I get to the office. That would actually be quite handy to have.In this case, you would have to do a macro program that records mouse movements…they are out there…but you also have to ensure your screen layout never gets moved around for this to work.
Glenn
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what version of cuda are you running. I believe you need 6.something for resolve 11.
Glenn
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you can certainly set up different timelines within a project, or even across different projects, and tell resolve to batch export those. Its not listed as a specific function in the box. In your delivery page, on the lower right corner where your start output button is, you can right click and it will show you all sequences across all projects waiting to be output.
If it is individual clips you want to do, just set up a timeline with all those clips, and create a quicktime output setting that makes individual outputs instead of 1 big clip.
Glenn
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Is your ama set to auto detect? If so, try calling up the exact type of ama you want to bring in instead. I find autodetect works about half the time…depending on the source i’m ama’ing.
Glenn
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You are correct, the info only appears in the media tab. I guess my point is, if you are trying to confirm what audio is being used, that is where you do it.
Glenn
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Correct, but if you click on the clip in the timeline, and call up your wave file view, that view will show you which audio clip you are listening to. You will see a different file name than what the timeline is showing.
Glenn