Hi there, I'm sitting here editing a feature film. All tracks are sync locked (except my film mask track). At least once a day I experience that some of my audio on track 3-14 is suddenly 2 frames out of sync from the point in the time line till the end. I have no idea how this happens since the sync locks should keep everything in sync at all times

You can see some stuff on my page right here www.editor.sandholt.dk - hope you'll enjoy. Per

It didn't work. Still the same. I'm sending my computer in for a reformat and they'll put a image file from a system that works on my machine. It sucks and it's gonna take time to reinstall photoshop, AE - ETC... Thanks for all the replies and suggestions. Per

I run QT 6.5.2 -per

Menno, My new Avid approved system has made these bad quicktimes from the beginning.When I say I didn't have the problem before I ment on other XPPRO systems. I've installed no other codecs, than the avid quicktime codecs. My machine is on the internet and I use the windows firewall and AVG antivirus free edition. --Per

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I tried to set the device setting to IEEE 1394 instead of mojo and the machine plays it smooth like a baby. Of cause without the the mojo now. So it must have something to do with the mojo or the connections. Any suggestions? Per

Hey Scott... How do I make sure they are in DMA mode? What does it mean??? My drives always worked before I swithed to the cerfied system ;-) -Per

Wow fast reply, The mojo sits on the internal Firewire card. just like this document says it's suppose to. http://www.avid.com/products/xpressprohd/Dell%20670.pdf -Per

Hello, I've had this problem for quite some time. I work in PAL DV420 and whenever I do a quicktime export - it comes out with weird fields in it. Even when the source material is progressive. I've tried about every possible setting and it all comes out wrong. The only way that works for me it exporting a QT ref file. But sometimes I really need a Quicktime