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touviere7
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Fri, Sep 21 2018
Thanks Rick, that was the exactoly the problem. I've discovered that last night, but instead of manually change all my in and out point in the .txt, I've duplicated the sequence, cut my counter and everything before the start of my film (it was 1:00:00:00). Than I changed the starting timecode on my timeline to 00:00:00:00 and I've exported...
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george777
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Fri, Sep 21 2018
[quote user="Arnoud"] I tried this new version, and all seemed well and snappy, until a spinning ball appeared while scrubbing audio in the player. I had to force quit and restart. The same thing happened again and again, with different clips. I experimented with uninstalling Desktop Video, to see if that made Media Composer 2018.9 more stable...
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Marianna
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Fri, Sep 21 2018
Gorky I know that some work was done on the PT side of things - PT-222492 - and those fixes were implemented in PT 12.5 and higher so if the audio is coming from a PT 12.4 or earler it will happen. The clips are in the correct location on the timeline with MC however the media inside them is "slipped" by varying amounts. this broke with PT...
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Marianna
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Fri, Sep 21 2018
Yes, because I don't want to work in a dark room all day. I've considered adding a projection screen (as fellow editors have done), but I never really do screenings in the cutting room, I prefer going to an actual screening room with a Barco/Sony/NEC DCI projector.
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Job ter Burg
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Fri, Sep 21 2018
