[quote user="Crafty Clown"]...but still when I press spacebar, the image stays the same and if I hover over the play button (which is red for non realtime) it appears to be dropping every frame. Just to stress the problem, I don't get stuttery playback, I just get a still frame.[/quote] Howdy, Mr. Clown (sorry couldn't resist it) Even

Okey, another round of questions. What is the exact error message when you get to "the middle of file processing? And by "quicktime AVI uncompressed" you really mean "AVI uncompressed", right? Quicktime and AVI are TWO different beasts of video/audio containers. Have you tried outputting an "un-compressed" Quicktime

[quote user="jnicholson1437"]...it seems pointless to try encoding with other software while the quicktime ref file itself remains out of sync.[/quote] Of course, that was only an option if the re-import into the DS was okey. So what exactly is the error that DS throws up on import? Can you maybe make a screendump or use the "Message

Hmmm, there's been a lot of gamma and level anomalies, and still are in certain areas, going through versions 10.0-10.5 but I've never encountered synch issues like the ones you're mentioning. And of course an out-of-sync situation in a playback situation can be something that's hardware/software dependent, because the hardware/software

http://www.eyeonline.com/Web/EyeonWeb/Press/DisplayArticle.aspx?articleid=424 //mike

[quote user="ripple"]Feel like a doofus. Oh well..back to work...[/quote] Solved by yourself in 14 minutes, that means an excellent "panic over time ratio". And I bet you'll solve it in 10 milliseconds the next time it happens. Cheers... //mike

I don't have the BBC's, but the "Play"-button for tracking for the DS native tracker (forward track/backward track) is in the tracker dialog itself. See Image. Maybe something similar for the BCC's? //mike

[quote user="slabross"]a lot of VST downloads indeed do not include any .fxb or .fxp presets, so it is not possible for Avid DS to load and use these audio effects.[/quote] I guess this just was me not thinking straight, trying to use a 32-bit effect on a 64-bit system, because when I put this particular VST-effect in the VST-plugins folder

[quote user="slabross"]From the Avid DS Help menu, search with keyword VST to expose the VST Host audio effect information.[/quote] Yepp, that was i did, but that didn't tell me zilch, so then, amongst others, I searched the Knowledge Base and the Internet but to no avail, seems there's not much to find about this anywere out there

If you want to try out VST plugins in the DS how do you go about installing them? When I put a "VST Host" on an audio clip I only get the option to load "Bank files (*.fxb)" or "Preset files (*.fxp)"? And the only VST v1.0 compatible plugins i can find are DLL-files. So could someone please shed some light on this matter