I saw it on my home machine (2022.7) and yesterday on a university computer (2022.4) that I was using for teaching. Just checked my home system and I can see the FM so maybe the clean start did it. Something to keep eyes on.

Well, Mac OS, anyway ... I'm on Big Sur, 11.6.4.

Going back to the original question, I just created an NTSC 30i project, which reports as 720x486 when setting up. When attempting to export as MOV or MP4 (2022.4), the dimensions default to 'Custom, 720x496' but you can choose the correct preset from the emenu. Odd.

I can see the same error here on 2022.7. Weird. And in 2022.4.

This may have been noted but here in 2022.7, if I set Link Options>Properties of New Clips>Reformatting to Pillarbox/Letterbox, PNGs (which have transparency) are still stretched. Others (JPGs etc) honour the setting. If I select a PNG and use Source Settings>Frameflex, I can set the reformatting to Pillarbox/Letterbox after linking. Anyone

I am using 2022.7. Post corrected. also see this on 2022.4.

I haven't posted on this topic for a while but here's something that I discovered just now. I make a T+ title and I plan to use Foreground Level KFs to fade on and off. I set the Effect Editor to only add KFs to open graphs. I open the FG Level graph (only that one). I hit the new KF button on either the UI or the keyboard and KFs are added

I used an app called MagicPrefs but I don't think that works with the latest OSs. It is an irritating feature which I find annoying in other programs, not just Avid. I have reverted to an old-style wired mouse. I will check out Scroll.

That's how it works. If you speed up a clip, at some point all the frames will be used up and Avid repeats the last frame. There's a way of spotting what happens by keeping the Position Graph open. I much prefer this to ANOther (older) application that would shorten the clip in the Timeline! More info in my book. Do your bit by reducing the

Is this actually a feature in First? It's covered in my book if that helps: www.avid-companion.co.uk.