[Vincent . jay]

Hi Michael,

Thanks for the reply. Project, 25p. Have done a mixdown and still encountering the problems :/

Thanks

Vincent

[Vincent . jay]

Hi

Thank you for your last reply, it was very helpful. While attempting that remedy, we encountered another problem. The OMFI media files were split across three drives, one of which was an external hardrive. We need to know if it is possible to copy the OMFI MediaFiles directories from these 2 non external hard drives to the external one (in addition to the one that is already on the external), so they all reside in the same place, and then import the whole project into avid on another computer (the hard drive does seem to be fast enough for real-time playback, so this is not a problem). This may involve creating a secondary OMFI MediaFiles directory on the external drive (obviously witha second name), or combining all 3 OMFI MediaFiles directories into one on the external….can either of these suggestions be carried out?

Please note, due to human error, some files have been imported twide, and reside in diffeent folders (i.e A.mov resides in the external OMFI folder and in one of the internal hard drives’ OMFI folder. if the directories are all combined, will avid be able to use this single file (as 2 idintical files cannot reside in teh same directory) for all bins that require it, regardless of which one that they initially pointed to?

Any suggestions on how these could be rememdied?

Any help you could provide would be very much appreciated..thanks

[Vincent . jay]

Hi

No problem, ill just do a trial and error see if i can locate the problem. Thanks for your help anyway.

Cheers

Vincent

[Vincent . jay]

Hi

Thanks for your help.

Cheers

Vincent

[Vincent . jay]

Hi

Thanks for the reply. Could you elaborate more on the numbers plugin please? I’m not quite sure what you mean. Is there an external plugin that i can aquire or is it a default plugin that comes with afx?

Cheers

Vincent

[Vincent . jay]

Yes it just seems a problem when rendering out. However, in the project window, it does look unusually quite grainy. The rendering setting was just Video for windows, no compression. But compared to the original footage there is a white haze created over the top of it for some reason.

Cheers

Vincent