[Matt Mullen]

not sure I would call it a bug, and certainly not a feature. Something may have been messed with the settings.

As long as it doesn’t reoccur I think we can chalk it up to a one time glitch.

[Matt Mullen]

If you have all the files in one location you can drag and drop them to a bin, or you can select them all in the file import screen. It’ll take time but they will all import without having to go through the steps more than once.

[Matt Mullen]

Lori,
I linked to the Avid Advanced Effects Guide below:
https://cdn.pinnaclesys.com/SupportFiles/attach/AdvancedFXGuide_4.0_8.0.pdf‘>
https://cdn.pinnaclesys.com/SupportFiles/attach/AdvancedFXGuide_4.0_8.0.pdf

Jump to the bottom of page 116. This section is “Advanced Keyframe Interpolation Options”

This should explain to you everything you need to know, or for the bacis answer look below:

Controlling Parameter Changes at Keyframes

How an effect parameter changes at a keyframe is governed by which keyframe interpolation
option you select. Interpolation refers to the method the Avid editing application uses to
calculate the rate of change and the relative smoothness of change.

To select an interpolation option:

Right-click (Windows) or Ctrl+Shift+click (Macintosh) the keyframe graph or keyframe track for the parameter with which you are working, and select one of the following:

– Shelf
– Linear
– Spline
– Bézier

[Matt Mullen]

Peter,

A reinstall solved this, correct?

[Matt Mullen]

Thanks.

I’ll take a look.

[Matt Mullen]

Ken,

I’d like to see exactly what you are keyframing.

Could you send me a copy of the FCP project file? Or at least steps to reproduce the issue?

My e-mail is mattm@borisfx.com

Thanks.

[Matt Mullen]

What’s the exact message you’re getting?

[Matt Mullen]

Theo,

The screen should be giving you a Unique Product ID.

The easiest way to resolve this is for you to directly send me these numbers.

Please send them to mattm@borisfx.com and I’ll respond Monday with what you need to unlock the software.

-Matt

[Matt Mullen]

Robert,

Not in front of a system now but lets see if I can describe it to you.

In the effect controls there should be a Source layer well. the well looks like a frame of film with a question mark in the center.

Simply drag the source material to this area and you will see it populate with the source video.

Let me know if this helps or if you need any more help, if you still can’t find the “well” I can post up some screen shots on Monday or arrange a phone call.

-Matt

[Matt Mullen]

Not sure where to get in person training but you can start with the tutorials on the website.

https://www.media100.com/tutorial/