Loren Sonnenberg
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Problem (2) solved – Just turned UAC off. Now everything works fine permissions wise. Now I just need help with:
Problem (1) – I’m not sure if I was clear enough the first time so I’ll explain the problem again and try to be a bit more detailed. Avid can’t find audio files it was having no trouble finding previously. I noticed this when a recent render was missing audio fragments it wasn’t before. Analyzing the problem told me two things – first, Avid thinks the .aif files are on a drive they should not have been on and second, Avid can no longer find the .aif when I use ‘reveal file’.
The original 24-bit wav files I recorded are all still in a separate audio folder on the J: drive (J:\Avid MediaFiles\Audio). All of the .aif audio files which Avid has created over the course of the project from these wav’s are also on the J: drive (J:\OMFI MediaFiles). I am unsure whether Avid still has the .aif files and simply cannot locate them or whether something happened to the .aif files.
In this situation what is the easiest way to get my missing audio clips working again? I don’t really understand how I would go about reimporting / relinking and there’s the possibility that the files Avid is looking for are still on the drive. I’m confused here – there’s got to be a quick & easy way to do this one way or the other.
Thanks for replying to my original post!
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I don’t have access to studio lighting (this is for a side gig) so I would have to bring in any lighting I wanted to use. Any lighting I brought in would also have to be relatively discreet (hence the pro light w/snoot idea). I can’t just modify the existing lighting setup – you can see in the 2nd pic below that the only lighting available is dimmable overheads. Pictures of the problem (1) + venue (2) are below:
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Can the moderator close this thread? I posted in a different forum.
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It’s not intended to be displayed at 4:3, but that’s how the actual HDV is formatted – how it is captured from the sony sensor. This means converting it to any kind of widescreen format requires some adjustments.
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One last thing: I’m kind of pressed for time so options with fewer renders / shorter rendering times are preferrable although not absolutely necessary.