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posted by GeniusDV.com
on Sat, Nov 21 2009
This week's student profile features a past Avid Media Composer student, who was recently excited to tell us about one of his latest success stories. Meet Marquis Wilson. Marquis is from Alvarado, Texas, and completed his training with GeniusDV back in 2008. Marquis has a passion for video production in terms of helping individuals and companies market their products and services. He wanted to share one of the greatest tools he learned from taking certified training at GeniusDV. As a producer of...
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posted by DIGITALFILMS.wordpress.com
on Fri, Nov 20 2009
With all the buzz about various digital cameras like RED and the latest HDSLRs, it’s easy to forget that most national commercial campaigns, dramatic television shows, feature films and many local and regional spots are still filmed with ACTUAL 16mm and 35mm motion picture film. As an editor, you need to have a good understanding [...] Read More...
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Avid Media Composer - Mac
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by
Bokes
on
Sun, Nov 22 2009
If you set up the capture bin view I described, when you hit ESC the number displayed in the "end" column will be the dead out point of the clip.
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Avid Media Composer - PC
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by
Larry Rubin
on
Sun, Nov 22 2009
A couple of disks in raid 1 is seen by the system as a single disk, in case of failure of one of the disks You can carry on working on the other one replacing the broken disk later on to regain a the raid 1 pair; the thing is going to be slower than a single drive in a non raid configuration, if You want both speed and safety You'll have to look...
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Avid Media Composer - PC
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by
luca.mg
on
Sun, Nov 22 2009
well, that's good to know. I just thought that Avid would not remember in and out points unless you manually set the in point and the out point yourself, before hitting the record button. I thought that if you only set an in point and then hit the record button, but hit Esc to stop capture, that there would not be an outpoint in your log sheet,...
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Avid Media Composer - PC
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by
yentonces
on
Sun, Nov 22 2009
[quote user="luca.mg"] Have You tried to modify the QualifiedGpuBoards.txt file in the Media Composer\SupportingFiles\Config folder to include Your card? If correctly modified You should see a qualified board found (or similiar) message on the startup splash screen when initializing ACPL. Do not know if it is going to help but I'd give...
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Avid Media Composer - PC
(Forum)
by
JohnnyReboot
on
Sun, Nov 22 2009
