As is often the case with sales people the explanation leaves out a lot of details... Assuming that the Rimage works the way my Primera does then once done with the project in Avid you still have to author a DVD on the software of your choice and then send the .iso disc image of that project to the Rimage system for final burning... Hope this helps

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I have been using QT reference files for this, they are very quick to render out of Avid and obviously take little space. However, I have been having some troubles with AE saying that it can't find a frame from time to time, unfortunately this causes CS4 to crash for me. I believe I have other problems that I need to track down with AE but I think

Back to your question drbgaijin, I tried exporting a subcap track to Encore but the format isn't exactly what Encore is looking for so it rejects it. Encore is expecting something like this 1 00:05:34:14 00:05:39:21 This is my subtitle. Whereas subcap kicks it out without the line number at the beginning and then puts the text on the next line after

Sorry to take so long to get back to you. I have not tried that yet, I am on my first project requiring closed captioning since upgrading to MC3.5 and since the client was paying for closed captioning to be done by another company I didn't need to look into that. However, it is a great question and when I find out I will let you know.

I have had the issue where timeline scrolling is showing as on, but not working, until clicked off and then back on...

I will stand up a little for Encore. I have been using it for several years and also just stepped up to CS4. I have played around only for a few minutes with Avid DVD and got a little frustrated, but, this is just because I didn't take time to learn the work flow. I encode everything in Squeeze prior to going to Encore. The two interesting features

I am glad to report to you that I had success doing exactly what you want to do. I also had the 1500 card and didn't relish the thought of spending that kind of money on a second one, so I got a $50 Gforce card. I run the primary (left for me) monitor off the 1500, the right monitor off the Gforce card and my JVC 20" HD monitor through the

Another cause of choppy playback is that you may not have imported the video in the same format as you did originally. You might check what format you brought it in as and see how that compares with your original...

What "should" work, if you still have all the original media that was imported is to select up all of the master clips in your bins and then do a "Batch Import" command. That is found under the clip drop down menu. That should re-import all of the media that you select and put you right back where you were... Good luck!