Michael Phillips
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Do you have a Mojo? Are you working in full rez mode (green/green) or 1/4 rez (green/yellow)?
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Sorry. 😉
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The latest version of Xpress Pro has the full pan & scan feature in it. Drop it on the clip, select source 4:3 and target 16:9 anamorphic and tilt & scan to your heart’s content. The quickest way to convert a show from one format to another.
If you drop it on the top track you can automatically subdivide the whole effect based on V1/2/3 etc. edits to eliminate the keyframing from shot to shot.
Michael
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Are you using any kimd of hardware based monitor calibration system such as Monaco Systems or Datacolor?
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You would use FilmScribe to generate all the cutlists needed. From FilmScribe, open bin with final sequence/sequences and select list type and options for the metadata. Contact me at michael@24p.com if you need specific information or services for this process.
Michael
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You can delete them whenever, before or after. They are .pmr files. Sort by file type and you will see these two files as the only files in that folder of which there are only two.
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The video overlay on the graphics card is different than the calibration used for the monitor themselves. This is a know issue with the graphic card. See:
https://www.24p.com/downloads/ATB024.pdf
Michael
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Avid Xpress Pro 5.2.1 and MC Adrenaline 2.2.1 work with the native modes of the formats from the P2 cards.
Michael
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Avid Log Exchange can import a standard TAB delimited Text file and convert to an ALE file format ready for import. As long as the column names are standard AVID names, the data will import into the proper fields. See:
https://www.24p.com/ALE.htmUse the above reference for the column headings, the TAB file format is easy:
Start
End Tape
01:00:00:0001:30:00:00 001
etcMicrosoft Excel can save as TAB file as can FileMaker and any standard database program.
In Avid Log Exchange, use File/Import/TAB
Michael