Try entering an In point and Out point. Do you see a waveform between those points now?

At the risk of closing the gate after the horse has bolted, Sound Devices have a great little utility called Wave Agent beta. I've been using it for the last 6 months and it has proved very useful and reliable. And it's free. This software lets you load any kind of BWF and modify the header including adding a tape number. When you import the

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Open the Nvidia Settings and adjust the resolution of your new monitor.

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This is a bug caused by using AXP settings on a Media Composer installation. Try creating a new user. JC

Just be careful. The exact context is enablecommitmulticam ie. No Spaces

Is there a setup for the mojo? Not as far as I know. Hey I never tried Firewire direct. It was part of a multicamera shoot so I was keen to keep the accuracy. I've just noticed you're in Sydney. Just as a matter of interest, do you know the camera person's name?

This post might help http://community.avid.com/forums/p/73419/412307.aspx#412307

I have experienced this problem on a J30SDI as well. It seems that the camera, a 790, has somehow set the Drop Frame flag in the Timecode stream after a power up, even though there can't be Drop Frame timecode in PAL. In this case the timecode was Time Of Day. If you looked at the timecode display on the deck you could see a flashing point between