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posted by APeterson
on Fri, Sep 05 2008
see his review of the product here “…the next thing you’ll notice about this new release is the speed …you get it included in the software. It’s speed where it counts too. Faster moving around the timeline... Faster reactions...
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posted by avid_a.k.
on Fri, Sep 05 2008
Avid Training Services' Jim Maxwell has been a DS user for more than 10 years — since v. 1.0. Here, he talks about the exciting new release of DS v. 10. In case you missed it, last month, Avid hosted an event in Burbank, CA that reintroduced Avid...
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I am using a Symphony Nitris v1.8.1. I am doing a SD project. The project was offlined on a MC v2.8 It has a variety of formats in it including some P2 media (720P/60). When I try to open the final sequence in my 30i NTSC project I get the following error message: "This sequence has the following unsupported feature and connot be loaded. -Progressive...
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jef
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Sun, Sep 07 2008
If they were jam-synced, it is not necessary to control both decks. You can control the Beta deck, and have the Tascam deck chase the Beta TC, routing video from Beta to Mojo and audio from Tascam to Mojo. It is not the easiest method, it requires a bit of attention. Otherwise, it is indeed very easy to capture both separately, then use AutoSync to...
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Job ter Burg
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Sun, Sep 07 2008
For kicks, I installed v3.0 on a new laptop running Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit and with a GeForce 9800M GTS. The only problem I encountered was this ACPL error. At the suggestion of others on this forum, all I did was turn "off" Threaded Optimization in the NVidia Control Panel --> Manage 3D Settings. While there, under the Program...
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wkumingo
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Sun, Sep 07 2008
Since the capture tool can only control one deck at a time, you'll need to capture them separately, but you can use the autosync function to link them after you've ingested all the material.
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Larry Rubin
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Sun, Sep 07 2008
Good afternoon to everyone, I find myself in an unual situation. (At least for me because i've never done something like this before in Avid) Here's my situation. I have video on a beta tape and audio on a TASCAM. The video and audio recorders were jam-synced on set so both have the same timecode. Is there anyway to capture both at the same...
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tr_416
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Sun, Sep 07 2008
