[quote user="Larry Rubin"]Tony, I think you have things a little mixed up.[/quote] I have nothing mixed up, Larry. You appear to have not read the first post in the thread. My words are carefully chosen. I wrote Nitris DNA intentionally. Tony

Just in case anyone comes here and doesn't therefore find it, there's a DS related post here: http://community.avid.com/forums/p/81997/459365.aspx#459365 Tony

[quote user="JVR"]whats to say you can't use it. [/quote] The fact that MC hasn't been written to speak to the Nitris DNA, that's what. Tony

[quote user="JVR"]Ok so there's no chance not being rude Randall but have you tried it?[/quote] There would be no point in trying it - it wouldn't work. Tony

[quote user="JVR"]what do you mean by this?[/quote] I mean that if it's a Symphony then it uses the same Nitris box as DSs used to. (Or at least the older ones did - not sure about current ones) Tony

[quote user="hensil"]In SP I have only Uncompressed and clicking this button does not give me any other option.[/quote] Then you must be working in 10 bit storage. Change the SD media format to 8 bit and all the Jfif options will be available in the drop-down. Tony

Well, yes. If that Media Composer is actually a Phony. T

[quote user="mrmikster"]Once I was shown the "Reconnect Viewer" feature, I was all set.[/quote] Absolutely, an amazingly useful feature. I've also recently started using floating viewers a lot more than in the past - they can be very useful when working in a tree. You can have a viewer for every important 'stage' within

[quote user="dltarr"]On a related note, how would approach secondaries in the CC?[/quote] Personally, I'd select the 'Secondaries' tab in the CC

Priorities, priorities, priorities... always difficult for something as advanced as DS. I do have to agree though that a 3D compositing environment is long overdue for DS and really should be near the top of 'next big new feature to be added'. Tony