Matt Mullen
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Are you sure your media is DVCPro? Check your bin in list view.
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Did you try toggling your video output setting to none in media 100 as I suggested?
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It should be possible, but what is the error you are getting?
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They likely will support it but probably not with a current release. Most likely in a future release.
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Are you using any I/O hardware?
Try setting the video output to none, does this resolve the error?
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7.5 driver is the correct one
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Glad you were able to resolve the issue.
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Any Time!
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also if you want to learn Avid Media Management a little better there are some tutorials here:
https://community.avid.com/media/g/techniqueshow-to/tags/media+management/default.aspx
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If they are read only then there is not a whole lot you can do.
If you simply move the Avid MediaFiles folder structure to another drive or to another Avid MediaFiles folder on another drive it will relink automatically when it scans the Avid database files.
You could also use the consolidate feature within Avid if you are on user that currently has access.
Hope this helps.