[Peter Williams]

A FB forum suggests using extend edit or turning off snapping in the timeline settings. Someone posted this…

https://www.steves-digicams.com/knowledge-center/how-tos/photo-software/how-to-control-clip-snapping-in-avid.html#b

[Peter Williams]

Thanks Juris, I’ve have asked around, and there seems to be solution beyond doing what you have described1

[Peter Williams]

Thanks for all the tips, Walter. The general consensus seems to be that whilst the large size is good the medium size is perfectly adequate, but I guess it is difficult to know until one has used either on or both in anger.

[Peter Williams]

Thanks Jason. I will get on the case today.

Cheers

Peter

[Peter Williams]

Just wanted to check one more thing. Assuming that is probably better to opt for the Intuos4 rather than the Intuos3, would it be best to opt for a small (6×4), medium (6×8) or large (12×8) tablet (for Avid/FP dual screen editing). I know you have touched on this, but I thought is was probably not advisable to purchase the older Intuos3 range as this has now been superseded. Obviously, I would prefer to spend as little as possible, so I just want to avoid buying a large size when a small size might be perfectly adequate.

Many Thanks

Peter

[Peter Williams]

I might be wrong, but the Wacom Tablets don’t seem to be very widely used in the UK (at least in the world of editing), so I very much appreciate the advice that has been offered.

Many Thanks

Peter

[Peter Williams]

I might be wrong, but the Wacom Tablets don’t seem to be very widely used in the UK (at least in the world of editing), so I very much appreciate the advice that has been offered.

Many Thanks

Peter