[quote user="usatraveler"] That said, the newer UME linking does seem to be a significant performance improvement over prior QT-based linking, so the need to transcode seems to be lessened. And with MC now being able to export H.264 without using QuickTime, the need for a reference is lessened. Still, H.264 export could use some improvements

[quote user="jef"] I get the feeling that you are looking for something like Adobe Premiere's "Import". [/quote] Personaly, I don't like Premiere "import" (or Premiere for that matter) as you put. You have to render the sources before you have decent conditions to work with them. I prefer to wait in the beginning

Yes, but there is great penalty in performance, especially at higher resoluttions and video tracks, unlike imported video. I wish Avid could improve that workflow, if possible. Besides, if you need to make a reference export, import is mandatory.

[quote user="Job ter Burg"] [quote] - Inport natively supported files with codec passthrough, instead of transcoding.[/quote] To the best of my knowledge, this is already possible. Traditional Fast Import, or via Link+Consolidate. [/quote] The idea is to copy the files to the computer and Media Composer work directly on them, without the need

Hello! Here are some feature requests. - Codec native support (link/import/export): - H.265 - H.266 - Video mixdown with alpha channel. - Compatibilty with future ARM based Macs - Inport natively supported files with codec passthrough, instead of transcoding. - Effects within a submaster, or nested not to affect the layers below - Join two mono clips

No problem. I'll check them out. Thanks anyway

Nice, Luca. Is this request thread just for Windows, or for Mac as well? Is there a similar thread for Pro Tools? Thank you.

Great tip, CinéMatica! I installed it again, used the same serial and... it works. Thank you!

Indeed it is. With the need to work with higher resolutions, frame rates, color sampling new codecs will arise, even in the RAW flavour. The Fraunhoffer Institute just announced the new Versatile Video Coding Standard H.266/VVC . It will only be a matter of time until this new codec is widely adopted, even because this time, the Media Coding Industry

Hello! I did manage to install Sorenson Squeeze 11 Pro, but in a strange way. The installer did not accept the serial number that I had for v11 standard, nor v10 standard. It did however, accept a serial number, from an older v8.5 version, so it's working. The thing is… I have to install it in several systems. Hence, the need for the other