Matt Mullen
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Bob,
If the Final Cut update doesn’t resolve your issue could you send me the project file with the steps on how to reproduce your crash.
you can send it to mattm@borisfx.com
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Most known issues are on the Avid KB. It’s actually locating it that is the hard part.
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This has been a known issue for a while:
https://avid.custkb.com/avid/app/selfservice/search.jsp?DocId=262537&Hilite=IE+8
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Grinner makes a good point, check your render tab in your media creation settings. If this doesn’t help would you mind posting a screen shot of the behavior?
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John,
It sounds like a conflict between the driver and Red.
You can usually stop the process in task manager if you know the name of the driver process.
You can also try disabling the service by going into Device manager> Services and Applications> Services and locating the driver and disabling it.
This could be a temporary fix. If we can get a model number for the Wacom Tablet and a the driver name/version we can have someone look into it.
-Matt
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Hey Guys,
Just want to let you know FCP 7.0.2 has been released. This update should resolve your issues.
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With MC 4 you should be able to just mix frame rates.
Here is a good article on it: https://www.macworld.co.uk/procreative/reviews/index.cfm?reviewid=3743&pagtype=allchandate
Basically you need to be in the project type to ingest your material. After once you do that you can open a bin from any format and cut it into a timeline.
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Media Creation settings are project based. Are you sure these media and render files are from the project you changed the Media creation settings in?
Are you checking to makes sure the C:/ drive is not selected on any of the media creation tabs import, render, etc?
What OS and version of MC are you using?
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It has to do with how AE handles sub clips. Basically it doesn’t.
Though there is not solution or workaround at this time it is looking to be fixed in the next release of XML transfer.
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I swear they weren’t there yesterday.
I must be losing my mind.