Ok. So now I have a last question. Maybe one I should have asked in the first place, but I didn't think of it. Are nearfield speakers the best option for me? I will have a setup in which I will be 4,00m away from the speakers. Is this doable with nearfields? Or should I be looking for some midfield speakers such as the LYD48s you we're talking

Okay, now that I have found a preamp for my 5.1 setup (Marantz AV7702) it is time to look for speakers. My first idea was to expand my Yamaha HS5 set with 3 HS8's (Front left, right and centre) and 1 HS8S (subwoofer). Is this a good idea? When reading some reviews, a lot of people say Yamaha is not the best option out there. So maybe it's better

Ok, now this is really off topic, but do you prefer a OLED screen over a projector?

Okay thanks a lot for the advice. For other people looking for used audio gear, I just found some things here: https://www.hifishark.com/ What do you use for your video then? Do you have audio delay? And if so, is it easy to adjust?

Thanks Job, [quote user="Job ter Burg"]Why would you? They won't match your other speakers, and that seems to me to already be problematic.[/quote] True, if I use Hifi speakers, I can't use the Yamaha speakers anymore. But it's rather a budget issue. An amplifier that has XLR outputs just costs a lot more. An other advantage is

I'm editing for broadcast and cinema. I'm not mixing for final mastering, but of course I always do some temp mixing. And I would like to cut/mix in 5.1. I would like to be able to switch easily between a stereo setup and a surround setup. Also for video monitoring it would be nice to be able to switch between my Eizo monitor and a projector

Hello, It's probably a bad idea, but I was thinking of adding a hi-fi surround system in my editing suite. At the moment I have a pair of studio monitors (Yamaha HS5). But for screenings, I would like to have surround sound. So I was thinking of using a home theatre receiver with some good hifi speakers (Monitor Audio 'Monitor series or Klipsch

Hello, I'm working with avid 8.9 on a Mac (OS 10.12.6). Every time I use the AniMatte effect and try to make a mask, the record window starts to flash (it shows the image first in negative and then back to normal, back to negative...) Is this is bug in 8.9?

[quote user="Job ter Burg"] There's a great feature for this, it's called Perf Slip, which lets you correct sync in quarter frame increments. It works in the source monitor, not in the record monitor, and it only works on synced clips. So you correct sync by loading the synced clips into the source monitor, and then you may add them

Hi all, I have a trial version of MC7 that has expired. I started to edit in MC7 but now I would like to continue in MC6.5 (with serial) but when I try to open my edits bin (with all the sequences in it) I get this message: can't open file... I think it is because the bin is created in a trial version and is now older than 30 days. But how can I