Yep, Having this issue in 2020.12. Same solution.

[quote user="Jayson"] ...and haven't tried the waveform sync yet, but if it works as well as pluraleyes that will be a great addition too. [/quote] Unfortunately no. I did a dance project over the weekend. It synced about 1 in 5 clips. And even with that, I still had to lay the audio of the original clip in the timeline for crowd noise

Ok, First time every putting a request in, and I feel like a fool doing it but... After working the past few months with DaVinci Resolve for some small cutting tasks, the newest version brought something to the table that I think Avid REALLY could use. Smart Bins. Fundamentally, you set up bins based on metadata. For instance, you create a bin with

Both my work and home machines (PC and iMac respectively) are absolutely flying with MC8.5. Both are tied to Blackmagic Extreme output boxes so neither is getting any acceleration. I did a 1hr AMA timeline project over the weekend with zero hiccups. Very impressive. I've got a 4hr AMA timeline on the office PC that I'll be working on tonight

So far so good on the Mac at home. Will install on PC at office on Monday. Tested the waverforms for sync on a dance project and it worked great. Looks like I will have to subclip the show and sync separately though as trying to get the music to sync with the long master clip didn't work.

Yea, did that.

[quote user="Larry Rubin"] Put your sequence in a bin by itself, and transcode the sequence. It should ignore any clips already at the target (higher) resolution and transcode only the lower rez clips associated with that sequence. [/quote] Yep, this worked. I created some DNx175x sources to simulate a high quality original file. I think did

I've cut a few small projects with AMA material, but I'd never use it for a big job. In this case, I only used it to see if I could get the transcode working since a straight import did not. I might try the batch import in a few minutes to see if I have better luck with that. I am also creating a set of DNx175 files for testing to see how that

Sounds like option 1 is preferable. I have no disk space concerns. I'll give this a whirl here on a scratch sequence in a few minutes. Something interesting though. In prepping for tonights work, I intended to work on footage that I had imported as XDCamEX, all from a single day. I deleted the previously imported files leaving me with an empty bin

[quote user="Larry Rubin"]I believe it will if in the transcode window, you de-select "create new clip".[/quote] When I tried this in the transcode window, it never gave me the option. [quote user="Larry Rubin"]Put your sequence in a bin by itself, and transcode the sequence. It should ignore any clips already at the target