Jon Zanone
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Most likely, you’ve run into the dreaded 2gb avi limit imposed by the OS. It has nothing to do with Avid. By chance are you trying to export to an external drive? Make sure it’s formatted for NTFS (not FAT32).
Jon
“Jamming our heads full of figures and angles
And telling us stuff that we already know”Willie The Wandering Gypsy & Me
Billy Joe Shaver -
Yes.
No.
Maybe…
You will neede a dongle for XPress – if you buy a copy I’d make sure it stated specifically it had a dongle AND is new in box (with the original shrink wrap). It’s very possible someone has used their copy to upgrade to MC, and you’ll not get the advantage of Avid’s upgrade offer.
Caveat emptor….
Jon
“Jamming our heads full of figures and angles
And telling us stuff that we already know”Willie The Wandering Gypsy & Me
Billy Joe Shaver -
You’ll probably need to get a Rosetta Stone to convert the RS-422 to a serial port on your PC. I think Keyspan still sells a USB version (I used to use one on my Mac…)
Jon
“Jamming our heads full of figures and angles
And telling us stuff that we already know”Willie The Wandering Gypsy & Me
Billy Joe Shaver -
Then just copy all the footage over to a drive, and give them the project files. They’ll be able to use it immediately.
Jon
“Jamming our heads full of figures and angles
And telling us stuff that we already know”Willie The Wandering Gypsy & Me
Billy Joe Shaver -
How many sequences do you have? You should be able to right click on the sequences and consolidate your footage…
Sorry for the confusion.
Jon
“Jamming our heads full of figures and angles
And telling us stuff that we already know”Willie The Wandering Gypsy & Me
Billy Joe Shaver -
I’d consolidate your clips to your new drive. Highlight the clips you want, right click and select consolidate/transcode. You’ll have numerous options (post back if there are any you don’t understand).
Jon
“Jamming our heads full of figures and angles
And telling us stuff that we already know”Willie The Wandering Gypsy & Me
Billy Joe Shaver -
You are correct – it has nothing to do with your frame rate. I suspect your audio is set to 48k, and he delivered it to you sampled at 44k.
The easiest way is to ask your friend to give you a file sampled at 48k.
You can also go into the settings, select audio project, and change your sample rate to (I’m assuming here – you’ll have to find out what he sample rate he used) 44.1. Once the file is in, transcode it to 48k and change the project sample rate back to 48k.
Jon
“Jamming our heads full of figures and angles
And telling us stuff that we already know”Willie The Wandering Gypsy & Me
Billy Joe Shaver -
Does the clip in question have an effect icon of any sort on the audio track? If it doesn’t there isn’t an effect applied. Do all your clips sound like this, or is it just the one?
Jon
“Jamming our heads full of figures and angles
And telling us stuff that we already know”Willie The Wandering Gypsy & Me
Billy Joe Shaver -
Hi Oded!
Welcome to the COW! Sorry about the late response. It’s been a hectic couple of weeks.
There should be a check box that allows you to skip the activation menu, as long as it’s a legal copy.
Any 1:1 resolution should be considered a master resolution.
You can mix and match HD and SD resolution, as long as the frame rate is the same. You cannot mix frame rates.
Jon
“Jamming our heads full of figures and angles
And telling us stuff that we already know”Willie The Wandering Gypsy & Me
Billy Joe Shaver -
Rory –
I believe that’s an OS setting.
“Jamming our heads full of figures and angles
And telling us stuff that we already know”Willie The Wandering Gypsy & Me
Billy Joe Shaver