Pat Horridge
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The projects are cross platform. However linked media may loose the path as they present differently on Mac and PC so you may end up having to relink media.
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If you are re cutting a flattened version of your original output then no you don’t have the original source data.
But if you are cutting a sequence made up of the original source clips then yes the timecode generator allies you to specify what timecode is displayed as the record time or each track in the sequence.
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That’s the classic sign of a display driver issue.
Id look see if there are alternative drivers available. Even if older.
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I’d suggest finding out what’s happened.
Select one offline clip. Match frame to that clip in a bin.
Ensure source file and path are enabled as column headings.
Then look at that location for that clip.
Why isn’t it where MC expects it to be?
You can’t consolidate or transcode offline clips.
An AAF to resolve will still need you to drag all the source media to the media pool and you can only AAF sequences.
And the Avid attic only holds past copies of bins. It has no media.
My guess is your bad drive repair has lost media.
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I think that was the reply from Avid on your post on the Avid forums.
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Sounds like you have changed you windows keyboard language.
If the keyboard in MC works its more likely a Windows thing.
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Non sync’d timecode and no slates.
Shambles. I’d walk away.
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(Media Composer) Macintosh v10.7.5, v10.8.4, v10.8.5, and v10.9, 10.9.1, 10.9.2
from the 7.0.4 readme at
http://resources.avid.com/supportfiles/README_Avid_Editor_v7.0.4_and_v11.0.4.pdf
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There is no spec for delivery to phones as different phones may behave differently. Generally Web based content doesn’t suffer from cut off but to be safe I’d stick to 90% width and height to contain titles.
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A number of ways to do this.
You could restrict your user account from reading the clone drive via permissions. While ensuring the cloning software is using an account that does have access.
The other simple solution is to have the cloned content in a folder on the clone drive.
Avid won’t see the Avid Media files folder if it’s not at the root level of the drive.