Pepijn
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try spectramatte, worked out for me
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And? What’s the best solution?
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What I ussually do (I never copy/paste in avid cause you’ll always have to guess what the system does) is create a subsequence.
1. Mark the sound in your sequence with in and out points and select your tracks. In other words: make the stuff you want purple.
2. Hold down ALT and move your mouse pointer above your sequence (record) monitor. Click in this monitor and drag it to one of bins
3. You now have subsequence which you can edit into your timeline
I know it still looks like a lot of works, but it’s much quicker than your match frame method.
Good Luck
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There are some filters you can try in the ‘eq-tool’. Located under fast menu in the eq tool. Also some manual filtering can do the job, with the eq tool
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This is a common bug. Try re-editing the final two edits of your sequence.
Don’t forget to render in/out.
good luck
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Instead batch capturing the clips in your bins, you can also batch import your material. Go to bin where the masterclips are-> Highlight the masterclips you want-> Click batch import from the clip or bin menu and you have to point out the location of the files.
This is if you used existing avi’s as source material. If not, and you’ve exported clips as avi’s and now you want want them back again, i don’t think that that is possible. The system doesn’t regognize them
good luck
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Try deleting the database files located in the omfi folder. Reboiot and start the avid again.Hopefulyl he scans the folder and it’s online again.