[quote user="rinzeschuurman"] For backups I use the fantec-mr35sata together with an of the shelf sata harddisk. This system allows me to use any sata harddrive as a floppydisk with the speed sata provides and without the hassle of different power adaptors. Fantec also supplies a box you can use external, connected by USB or Esata, which i

[quote user="jwrl"] [quote user="berga"]Is the realation between Dell and Avid so bad, that Avid takes Dells system away from the list because they do not like each other[/quote] Dell reserve the right to change components in their build without notice. A sudden component change is more likely to be the reason that you see Dell approved

With the new thinking and more communication to the customers. Avid would tell the reasons why some workstations, read Dell, goes in and goes out from the list. Before they reach the list, they must be working, and a month later they disapear without any reasons???? Is the realation between Dell and Avid so bad, that Avid takes Dells system away from

Thanks, I do not found it then I search for AvidFX in the forum search function.

Thanks for the answer, but it does not work. I do not use the studio tools. I use Avid FX which includes in MC3. Therefore, I install Avid FX with its own install program, but its never fullfil the installation. As I understand, the problem is that AvidFX by some reason can not find the correct path to the folder AVX2_plug-ins. During BCC installation

After successfully installed AvidFX 5.8 on MC2.7, I tried to do the same with MC3. But here it is a full stop. I got the following error message: Feature: AVid FX for AVX 2 Component: DLL AVX File: %ProgramFiles%\ Error: Access denied. I got similair problem with BCC, but there is it possibly to tell the installer where Avid stores the AVX2-files. In

In the readme for MC3 is QT 7.4.5 supported and You use QT 7.5. Because it is a play back error it may be caused by QT.

It is well know since ages. It is also one of the priorities the new Avid CEO mention at the release of MC3, Protools and Avid must function better together.

You have the source tapes and you put these tapes to the computer/Avid with the Canon? If this is rigth, you can capture them back to your computer and continue editing.

I tried remote operate the editing workstation one time, terminal server. An export for compression was faulty and I need to do it again. But it ends up that Avid want a dongle at my home, and at the workstation. And I have to take the car to work for make a new export. I will not recomend this solution to serious editing, even if the dongle problems