Thanks Jef.

Is this available yet? I've made a 10 second sequence using layered images I imported from Photoshop. I'd like export with alpha. I know I used to not be able to do this. Can I now? Martin

[quote user="Marianna"] Great Job Bruno and smrpix ( I know who you are lololol) Love this community! Marianna [/quote] Here, here! Martin

Bruno and smrpix (how do you pronounce that?), Thank you so much for your patient and thorough help. I now remember I have gone through that exact process before when I wanted to revert back to the original files on an earlier project. But I would not have gotten there this time. I don't think I realized I was never going to be able to link to my

I'm away from my system for the rest of the night, but I'll try that in the morning. Thanks, Martin

Hmm, this sounds so promising, but I'm not sure I completely follow. And maybe I didn't explain well [quote user="smrpix"] You say the clips were originally AMA linked? Good. Link to the sources anew in a new bin. Then open your original source bins. [/quote] I AMAed and then transcoded everything. All my syncing and grouping was done

Ah geez, I've just done the sort of thing you only do if you're really new to Media Composer or have been on it so long you get a little too comfortable with important tasks. I unintentionally deleted a ton of Media Files! I was trying to delete unused precomputes and, without noticing, clicked on Media Files as well. Now, fortunately, before

[quote user="jef"]…go field by field on a section with motion to see if you fields are inverted. If they are in the wrong order, there is a field invert effect now in Avid.[/quote] Good call Jef, but not it. Moving along field by field, the fields appear to be in the proper order. But, since there's very little significant movement

I see what Job is talking about. See the new illustration. That is odd. I'll check fields tomorrow. I do have that mapped, but I cannot tell you the last time I needed to use it. I'm not using Avid's keyer; I'm using Primatte Studio from Boris. In both applications. Martin

Well, no, I understand that Jef. I'm showing a still frame just for illustration purposes. But playback shows more jagginess and edge artifacts as well—very similar to the still. This becomes even more evident when I apply a Primatte key. It almost looks as if I have the fields inverted or it's only playing one field or somethin. Martin