Hi Marianna, I have both FCP 7 and MC 6 so I could either cross-grade or upgrade to Symphony. It seems like there would be an advantage cross-grading because then I could keep access to MC 6. One advantage I can think of is down the road if the upgrade price on a future MC7 is much lower than the upgrade price on a future Symphony. But maybe it would

Hi David, I changed permissions to RW for everyone and for the administrator on the system hard drive and the media drives. If that gets scriptsync going, you might then be able to determine what level of permission you need to set by closing down writing priveges for "everyone" etc... Good luck. Raoul

PROBLEM SOLVED!: It's a question of sharing/permission and privileges on the hard drive in which MC and scriptsync are installed. I had read and write privileges on the drive that I use for media creation, but not administrator read and write privileges on the internal hard drive on which MC and SS were installed. Once I gave administrator read

PROBLEM SOLVED!: It's a question of sharing/permission and privileges on the hard drive in which MC and scriptsync are installed. I had read and write privileges on the drive that I use for media creation, but not administrator read and write privileges on the internal hard drive on which MC and SS were installed. Once I gave administrator read

OK. I'm getting close to figuring it out. I need some advice. Some progress I'm happy to report. I tried installing MC and ScriptSync on another external hard drive (with the same version of Mac OSX on it). Running from another drive, it worked! But of course I need it installed on my faster, internal Mac Pro hard drive. So there must be something

OK. I'm getting close to figuring it out. Some progress I'm happy to report. After hearing from you that it worked on another computer, I tried uninstalling and reinstalling MC and ScriptSync on another external hard drive (with the same version of Mac OSX on it). Running from another drive, it worked! But of course I need it installed on my

I wonder if it's possible to download the trial version of scriptsync and try that because the purchased version is not working? The thing that befuddles me is I'm not working at a version beyond others in the Avid community. Someone else just wrote me to say they had to just use scriptsync on someone else's computer to get it to work after

Hi, did you ever resolve this problem? I've purchased ScriptSync and I'm getting the same error. "File Could Not be Created."

Hi, Thanks. I'm staying away from Lion for that reason. Right now I'm still at OS 10.6.8 Should I downgrade lower than that? Appreciate it. Raoul

Thanks for the suggestion Michael. I've tried subclips of a variety of lengths, all to no avail. However, the one "workaround" I'm aware of is to place paragraph-sized subclips through the whole script. The subclips won't sync to the script, but you can double-click on each subclip and it will take you to the start of that individual