[Kevin Sio]

OK, thanks

kevin

[Kevin Sio]

Thanks Eric,
Are you saying that a different authoring program may allow this? It’s not a big deal but I would like to know.
Thanks…Kevin

Kevin Sio
Videographer/Editor
Corporate Affairs
National Grid

[Kevin Sio]

Great ideas, many thanks.

Kevin

Kevin Sio
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Corporate Affairs
National Grid

[Kevin Sio]

Matthew,
I agree completely that it is not always optimal to mount the monitor to the camera itself, the JVC is pretty heavy actually and can really mess up the balance. What kind of arm/mount do you use?
thanks

Kevin

Kevin Sio
Videographer/Editor
Corporate Affairs
National Grid

[Kevin Sio]

Mark

Thanks, this looks like a great resource.

Kevin

Kevin Sio
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[Kevin Sio]

And I probably have one. I guess my issue is with the design of the CaseLights. The ball and socket system doesn’t seem to lend itself well to a horizontal mounting application. It feels like an awful lot of hardware and adaptors up in the air. However, good suggestion and I will have to experiment with the lowell clamp and a sand bagged C Stand.

Kevin

Kevin Sio
Videographer/Editor
Corporate Affairs
National Grid

[Kevin Sio]

Good tip, thanks

Kevin

Kevin Sio
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[Kevin Sio]

Jim

I am having the same issue. I recently upgraded from Avid ExpressPro to Media Composer and could not figure out how to copy and paste keyframes, either from BCC or the Avid FX interface. Have you figured this out yet?
Thanks

Kevin

Kevin Sio
Videographer/Editor
Corporate Affairs
National Grid

[Kevin Sio]

thanks to all for the info

Kevin

Kevin Sio
Videographer/Editor
Corporate Affairs
National Grid

[Kevin Sio]

As you are discovering, Avid does not handle audio sweetening very well. You really have to go to a 3rd party program. Too bad.

Kevin

Kevin Sio
Videographer/Editor
Corporate Communications
National Grid