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Hi, I would like to deactivate SS and PF although since I am running Avid MC Ultimate as soon as I deactivate one options it deactivates everything. Thanks
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James
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Tue, Jul 17 2018
Most cameras offer a version of “Sharpen” or “Noise Reduction” which can sometimes Soften an image. To match unmatched shots, that’s what I’d like to see in the Symphony CC toolset... or is it there already?
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Telegram!
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Tue, Jul 17 2018
Correction! Clips have correct timecode until the aaf is imported. If the MXFs are put in a numbered folder in the mxf folder, avid rebuilds database for that folder, then drag the "mob" file into bin. The bin populates with all the clips fom that folder and have the correct timcode. When I drag the aaf into the bin, all the start timecodes...
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John
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Tue, Jul 17 2018
My solution for this is to insert the new shot somewhere nearby that does the least damage to the rest of the timeline , and then using the insert segment tool to move the new shot to the desired position . Or use the “select clips to the right button” to open the timeline up and create a bit of Black to cut into.
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Martin Fox
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Tue, Jul 17 2018
Come on AVID! The MXF files from resolve 15 do not have the correct timecodes. The aaf loads from resolve and the edits are correct, but the timecodes for the sources are wrong! I cannot go to the original source clips or proxys (which both have the correct timecode) by timecode. The MXF files have the correct timecode since I can load the aaf into...
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John
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Tue, Jul 17 2018
