Quick way to fix the problem Re-import all the image files at 83 sec duration. Put them all in 1 bin. Go to script mode in the bin, and select all the clips (Ctrl A). Press T, which will mark all the clips. Press Q - takes you to the start of the clips. Press 2 (gives 10 frames forward) as many times as you need to get to 4 seconds from start, and Mark

Here is info on what previous versions of MC are compatible for opening bins created in MC7: http://avid.force.com/pkb/articles/en_US/Compatibility/Sharing-or-moving-bins-and-projects-created-with-Media-Composer-7-0-or-NewsCutter-11-0-with-older-versions?retURL=%2Fpkb%2Farticles%2Fen_US%2FCompatibility%2FSharing-or-moving-bins-and-projects-created-with

Adobe Encore

I always use Photoshop (.psd) files for work like this. Never had any problems bringing them in to MC, or using large ones for Pan & Zoom.

Have a look at these tutorials from Douglas http://www.gaijin-eyes.com/June2010DD/mediamanagement.html

Have a look at this tutorial from Douglas. It deals with motion stabilization. http://www.screencast.com/t/dbXFoQiHjoNT http://www.gaijin-eyes.com/June2010DD/judorials.html

[quote user="rodcrittenden"]unfortunately there is no mention of Avid Studio on that site, and a search does not report any hits.....[/quote] Here is a Pinnacle Studio 16 & Avid Studio Forum site: http://forums.pinnaclesys.com/forums/242/ShowForum.aspx

[quote user="sjfok"]I am running Pinnacle Studio Ultimate Version 16.0.0.75[/quote] Johnny, this is one of the Avid Media Composer forums. For Pinnacle issues go here http://forums.pinnaclesys.com/forums/242/ShowForum.aspx as Pinnacle is now owned by Corel

[quote user="cuervo"]The 64 bit version of MediaInfo works fine on my 64 bit system.[/quote] Same for me on two separate 64 bit systems.

[quote user="maxvideo"]Can not find latest version or update at the NewBlue site.[/quote] http://newbluefx.com/product/titler-pro