Yes, the DX-drivers for the Mojo and Nitris are part of the Media Composer installer and automaticly installed when using version 8.4.4. Later on, somewhere around version 2018, you have had to install them manually.

Yes, it's a shame that Avid hasn't build in a loudness tool as standard in these days. Instead I'm using a hardware loudness meter from TC Electronic. It's called Clarity M. This is the original surround sound version. Lately they also have come up with a little bit cheaper stereo only version. The metering and radar work just the same

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Hi Nige, You can do a Audio Punch-In without any special Avid or third party hardware. A simple USB-microphone will do. Take a look at this tutorial around 7:30 Let's Edit with Media Composer - ADVANCED - Recording Voice Overs Hope this helps! Ivan

Thanks for informing us!

[quote user="Tracy Granger ACE"] I tried to attach some images but its asking for a URL. What site do you use for this? thanks [/quote] Hi Tracey, It's actually a real hassle to add a picture over here, but it can be done. I never use URL's but always upload them to my Avid forum account. 1. Click on your " Username " from

What does your Nitris do when you re-install the DX driver?

Hi Shimon, Do you have the latest driver installed for your NVIDIA GeForce 210 display adapter? Which version of Windows are you using? What is the model number of the JVC camera you are trying to capture from? Can you control the camera with your current settings? By that I mean, can you see the footage playing in the viewfinder or on the LCD screen

Hi Shimon, The card you are mentioning is a FireWire, also called iLink or IEEE1394 card. I was refering to which graphics (display, VGA) card (adapter) you do have installed into your system? Well known and popular cards are from NVIDIA, AMD and Radeon. Ivan

Hi Slipiner, Glad that I already could help you so far. It has been so long ago that I captured anything from a tape. What was a daily habit at the time has now become an extraordinary rarity. Oh boy! So, I am not sure about this, but as far as I can remember it had something to do with the graphics card that you are not seeing the footage. Which graphics