[Rupert Van den broek]

I am getting a similar issue with entire cards that have been put through Resolve on location. We have shot on the Amira, put the 422HQ files through Resolve’s Avid Roundtrip to give them the lut treatment and transcode to DNX36. I then drop the files straight into the MXF/xxx.1 folder, let Avid catch up, make a new bin and then add the AAF Resolve generated to get the files visible to the project. Most of the time this works, we edit away all good, but 3 or 4 of the cards that have gone through this process produce blank screens with Core Consistency Check Failure in their bottom left when selected. It seems like the whole thing is corrupt, I can’t see any frames that have made it through at all. Is this an Avid or a Resolve screw up I wonder? I am using the Resolve 11 beta.

[Rupert Van den broek]

Yep, all boxes are referring to the same drives with the same letter path. In good news a further reset of my machine and the editors made mine start to see everything on the correct drives. So all is up and running OK.

The only thing that still befuddles me is why the clips from one card (the one that was brought in to AVID at 185X and then got transcoded to 36) would fail to relink properly. Some would, some wouldn’t, then they all would on my machine but none would on the editors, then this morning 3 of them would, the remaining 10 or so wouldn’t, then the ones that would relink changed to another 3. It isn’t a life or death to the edit question anymore but if anyone could shine a light on this question it would be great for my sanity.

[Rupert Van den broek]

Thanks!

[Rupert Van den broek]

What is this referred to in the keyboard shortcuts? I tried the alt-arrow key combination and it didn’t work and a search of the keyboard shortcut preferences in premiere didn’t bring up anything that seemed appropriate.