Great news…. The new version of Media Composer | First, released today. (December 4th, 2017 at 3:00 pm EDT.) Documentation: The What’s New Guide and ReadMe for Media Composer | First (v8.9.4) have been uploaded to the Media Composer | First Documentation page on the Knowledge Base at 3:00 pm EDT .

Great news ! Media Composer v8.9.4 is available from My Avid Master Accounts, Application Manager, and the Avid Download Center (login and password required). Installer : There is a Media Composer v8.9.4 Mac and v8.9.4 Win Installer. Patch - There are NO Patch Installers. There are updates on the patch page, but they are full installers only there because

I downloaded the QT of the music. The QT Inspector showed it as having a sample rate of 46,xxx hz. What is the sample rate for the original MP3's? I set a project to 48K and Imported (my preference is not to use Link for audio) the file as a multitrack (stereo) Clip. In my timeline the clip plays stereo peaking at 0db and sounds good. I exported

I cannot know a persons experience by reading their post so sorry. I opened my only MC | First MC (8.9.2)on a Mac. It displayed all the same controls for Setting Reference level. These allowed me to type in -12 as I had with the full version, however clicking OK closed the dialog box rather than showing the new setting. Opening the Audio tool again

How it is done in the full version. MC | First should be the same. Open the Audio Tool. Click on the PH button. Scroll down to Set Reference Level and select. That will open a Set Reference Level dialog box. Type in -12. See Screen shot attached.

[quote user="rdmartin"]Okay I have got everything working now.[/quote]Great news

[quote user="rdmartin"]It's quicktime Prores4444 equivalent that I exported from resolve. Double clicked it in the source media, it's color and sound work and look great and match the MXFs. Then I import from the source media window as DNxHD175 10bit.[/quote]What happens if you use the Source Browser and Link directly to the ProRes444

Have you tried lengthening your timeline with an overwrite edit (all V and A tracks) using actual media? I have a favourites bin with Black video media with multiple tracks of tone that I have found useful for this issue. In the past overwrite editing a good length of this clip from where I want the timeline to end to beyond the current end and then

[quote user="Brent Marginet"]when I hit play on one the other one just haults[/quote]Same here. Pausing playback allows them to re-sync. It worked that way when I explored the gang function so my workflows reflected that. For checking the accuracy of offline online timelines etc ganged scrubbing, jogging and stepping through the edits meets

[quote user="Brent Marginet"] would really like to see a Timeline Zoom[/quote]You can map Zoom in and Zoom out to any keys or buttons above the timeline or below the Composer window. (I prefer them mapped the my KB's up and down arrows)[quote user="Brent Marginet"]I would also like to be able to Gang the Source and Record Monitors