And what's more even though I have a perpetual license until Dec 17 it isn't offering me an upgrade from 8.8.1 - what is the point of even having it? I'll just go to the download centre then...

The title says it all - takes a bout a second to log in to the Adobe servers. Can take up to three minutes to "synchronise account" in AAM. I don't know about you guys but I don't always have three minutes spare ot wait while Avid logs me in.

Obviously forget about it for now. I've seen out sync refs before but they usually involved filler in the timeline. Once you do a mixdown that should solve everything - odd that it didn't. Or did it? Anyway sounds like a corrupt clip in the timeline somewhere. Usually that will kill a mixdown as well. And then it's divide and conquer until

[quote user="Marianna"] For v8.8.3, we have temporarily synchronized the transfer of image data, which could have a potential side effect of performance when playing back RT FX, and render FX to disk[/quote] Any chance we can get some kind of timeline for the GPU render bug to be fixed 100%? Given so much of what I do is longform I can't

If you keep your original file structure the clips should combine automatically - if not it is either an unsupported camera, a workflow issue or you are not using the correct plug in to link. If the problem you having is exporting and not linking then I would suggest video mixdown is the best workflow. I've used just about all the Sony formats without

If you mean the image is upside down you can do a z rotation in frame flex. If you mean flipped as in left to right then you will need to preprocess the footage or add an effect to each cut in the multicam. That can be done later by using source colour to quickly identify the correct camera.

[quote user="DStone"]And there you go! So Mondo, would you like to order a pair of glasses? Maybe we can get a group discount?[/quote] A group buy - love it! In all seriousness I thought I'd read somewhere about xavc s dev but didnt want to give anyone false hope. So it is being developed for both products. I 100% agree with your other

[quote user="Bruno M"]Where this problem happens in DIY computer builds, it's sometimes possible to change fan settings in the BIOS, but since there seems no way of accessing anything like BIOS/setup menus in NDX, I suspect your options are limited. You mentioned console settings, but I've never seen any published settings that allow

[quote user="stefanocps"] but now ii liek a lot the project, almost 1 hour long and would like to have it in hd..even with less or no cropping possibility All the clips are originally in a hd format, 1920x1080. I have used all( or at least almost all) transcoded clips) How do i do tto change the project at hd settings? [/quote] I would start

[quote user="Nathan D. Lee"] NOTE:We have all the audio recorded separately from picture as a double system, so I was able to just transcode the audio files. I don't know about audio that is a part of video. You may be able to just transcode the audio for speed, I just haven't done it. This workaround is annoying, but because the audio