[John Hepworth]

Yes that’s what I ended up doing for the grade 2 movie…

This time the kids want to do the editing – so I’m trying to decide on the best format to convert everything into.

So will most likely collect all the footage, convert it into a standard format, and redistribute it to the ‘editors’.

thanks

John

[John Hepworth]

Hi Chris

I think it must be something obvious – every time I go back to Avid after FCP there’s a period of acclimatization, so there might have been something at the point I was working at I didn’t notice.

I just ended up adding dummy edits to all the ’empty’ tracks to get around it and it seems to be working elsewhere.

John

[John Hepworth]

I seem to be having the same problem – and ‘solving it’ only to switch editing rooms and have to rediscover what I did.

I’ve got sync lock on.

I *believe* my smart tools are turned off..

I try and do a left sided trim (i.e. to take out time) and the rollers are yellow, but I release and it gives the error ding and doesn’t change anything.

Very frustrating.

[John Hepworth]

Hmm..

So is there a way to be able to work on the same project on two computers? (home/office)

It seems to me with one project I was able to mark up my clips happily at work, then email the project to myself at home and continue marking clips and have everything match frameable.

Once the ‘clip in timeline’ master clip relationship has been broken, is there any way to reassociate them?

thanks

John Hepworth

[John Hepworth]

Hi Andreas et al

Once the clips are lined up, can you match frame back to a master clip so as to put in markers etc?

We’ve been working with a workflow with CatDV that syncs multiple cameras by making multiclips, but sometimes the link seems to break so that match framing no longer works?

John Hepworth