Rep_eric
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Hi Drew, I’m in the same boat as you. (went to upgrade to 10.10 and realized the drivers didn’t work) Did you end up finding a solution? Thanks!
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Don’t know of a completely automated way, but there’s a Mark In-Out between locators button you could map to the keyboard, then map subclip to the keyboard and you should be able to burn through a lot of material pretty quickly.
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When I’ve had this problem in the past, precomputes were being created, the sequence was just not linking to them. One thing that I’ve found that can cause it is a motion effect. I had some shots that I was adding pulldown to, then adding an effect (probably CC) on top of that. It wouldn’t render for anything until I removed the motion effect. Put another add pulldown motion effect and the problem would come back. I also found (by trial & error) that I could get it to render by slipping the shot a few frames in one direction or the other.
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“No doubt lower end AVID users will be screaming for Symphony Color correction tools which the company cannot provide without alienating their higher-platform users who shelled out big bucks for these features.”
When has that ever stopped them before?
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“How do you go about “hooking up” to the Unity?”
As far as the physical connection, it’s the same as for the Avids, but we have an engineer that takes care of that side, I’m not familiar with the process.
From an operational side, Create a workspace on Unity for your Scenarist projects, then using Unity Connection Manager mount that workspace as a drive. In Scenarist, you can set your “Target” and “DVD Root” Directories to a location on the Unity Drive, just make sure to set your “Mux” directory to a local drive.
Hope this is what you’re looking for.
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We have the same sort of setup and it works great with one small exception: We have a Sonic Scenarist DVD authoring workstation that we hooked up to Unity, and everything worked fine except that if I output multiplexed files (temp files) to Unity when outputting the DVD, the menu highlights would disappear. Simple workaround – just mux to a local drive and use Unity for everything else. Just an odd problem.
That’s just a long-winded way to encourage you to check your work flows to make sure there aren’t any weird problems.
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Have you tried selecting all your sequences (they must all be in the same bin) and then selecting File->Export? This has always done the trick for me.