Where did the files come from - any idea what camera? What format - maybe AVCHD? Are the files organized in a folder structure, or are they just MTS files by themselves? Sounds like they might be part of a folder structure, and the MTS files are spanned - split into additional files as they reach a specific file size. Linking addresses this, while the

Thanks Marianna! Might not be able to check it out tomorrow, but will update when I see any updates, whenever it may be.

This seems to be persisting in 2018.5, at least on my "SYSTEM 2" 2017 MacBook Pro running macOS 10.12.6. It's directly causing me to be unable to reliably use my recordings, and it makes multicam work impossible.

The answer that has applied for many, many years still applies - Avid is unfortunately a terrible H.264 encoder. Make sure there's no AMA/linked material in the sequence, render everything, output a QuickTime Reference, then bring that tiny MOV reference file into a third-party encoder to create your H.264. Yes, it's an unintuitive multi-step

Bump. Please enable drop-frame timecode in the Capture tool when set to internally-generated timecode. This helps in "walk-away" situations when you want to ensure the capture starts and ends at the right clock time.

I have reported a similar issue and I understand it has been identified, and fixed to be included in the next release.

Any increase in project size would be minimal - few KB, I think. Duplicate the sequence twice. On each dupe, delete the other sub track. Export each sub track. Delete the two dupe sequences. Leave the original one intact. Not ideal I know, but it should only take an extra minute or two, and you end up with no increase to project size.

The bug persists on MC 2018.4, at least on systems running OSX 10.11.6 and 10.10.5 which are not listed in my profile.

This new licensing has me a bit confused. I have two MC perpetual licenses (one dongle, one software) on a home setup, both with Symphony. At my normal workplace, there are three MC perpetual dongles, all with Symphony. All are making use of shared projects within their own environments - on third-party storage solutions. I just want to make sure I

Correct - Macs have been the only systems I've done this on. Though I tried some of the footage I'd been having difficulty with, and transcoded it on my Profile #1 system, and it worked fine. Odd.