Update - I just tested a vertical image that MC thinks is horizontal and the P&Z effect in Boris Red interpreted it correctly as vertical.

Not sure Mike's method is reliable (Hi, Mike). Just tested and it worked for a moment then the bin vanished from the Project window. I always copy to Desktop, change the file extension, make sure the original bin is closed in the project then use File>Open Bin to open the rescued bin from the Desktop. Then make a new bin, named sensibly, and

I've used Media Composer for many, many years and for many of those years I happily created subclips and used the Consolidate command to copy the media and create new Master clips, while deleting the original media. It worked fine. Now for a while (I can't recall when this started) I get the following garbled message. I am NOT transcoding, I

Exactly as Pat says. I teach UK AS-11 export on regular Media Composers but you MUST get everything right. I like the fact that it only works if everything is good.

Yes, that is what I'm seeing. Annoying!

Since David Colantuoni has announced that Avid are holding off releasing the shiny new MC version, here’s something that needs to be fixed. Frameflex is good a dealing with horizontal images (video or graphics) but often fails with vertical images. I have vertical pictures from at least four digital still cameras that are always interpreted as

Tried this just now with a BM Ultrastudio 4K. MC 2018.12.3, OS 10.14.2. There was a short delay on hitting Play for the first time after playing the tone but then OK. BM Desktop video 10.9.11.

Many thanks.

I could trawl through dozens of ReadMes but to shortcut that - we have an ageing ISIS 5000 (v 4.7.11.16275) and use Nexis Client Manager v7.5 on our iMacs (High Sierra). We are moving to Mojave - what's the recommended Client Manager version for that setup? Many thanks.

And I thought I'd pasted an image but it's not appearing. Maybe tomorrow.