For some reason when I use the media tool to find the precomputes on this particular project now, it's not showing me all the renders.  There should be many, many more renders than the media tool is showing me.  When I delete the ones that are there, the timeline still has things that are rendered.  The reason I want to do this is because I know I've rerendered things so I want to get rid of the one not being used and just render the most recent version. 

Thanks!
Spencer 

Spencer:

Put your sequence in it's own bin, then in the fast (hamburger) menu under "set bin display..." highlight "rendered effects". This should display any additional render file pre-computes missed by the media tool.

Hello

I think that bins contain pre-computes -

see this thread - no answers but I have the same questions on this as bins can get big

http://community.avid.com/forums/p/75315/421185.aspx#421185

Thanks

Wow, thanks larry.  I'm always surprised at all the different ways you can do the same thing in Avid.  That was very effective so I'm going to use that way from now on seeing as the media tool didn't find all the renders.  By the way, do you know why that is?  Why does one way find all the renders and the other way doesn't?  

Thanks!
Spencer 

spejampar:

...seeing as the media tool didn't find all the renders.  By the way, do you know why that is?  Why does one way find all the renders and the other way doesn't?  

I sure wish I did. I have to do the same thing AFTER using the media tool when deleting a project's media, just to make sure no media files are left behind as orphaned files, before I actually delete the project. Very annoying.

That's cool.  Thanks again.  This is very helpful.  Do you think it makes more sense to do the media tool way first and then the "set bin display" way or should I just start with the "set bin display" way?

Spencer

I recommend using the media tool first, then search the sequences with the set bin display on "rendered effects" and "show reference clips" active to finish the job.

Sounds good, thanks!