another approach which we have discussed but not implemented is when the job is done (and properly cleaned up) delete the folder from Interplay. Then open up job and re-check in all bins and sequences. This will keep your final cleaned up sequences and bins in your database in the correct more searchable order. Another thing is to create a delete me

We all work off of one workspace(4 editors), servers are re-started and Interplay re-synced every 2 weeks. In our workspace, items should be on line or off, no in between. I am guessing the partial on line is a render of the clip with a dissolve or some other effect, and the clip/rendered effect was not properly deleted using Interplay. Some of the

We have a stock catalog and it seems the longer the clip is in the library and not used it goes from online, to partially online to offline. This is with a unlimited time reservation applied to the catalog.

Okay, Will check post in a few days. I can possibly (it would be a stretch) travel to Long Island, Northern NJ or upstate NY as we have facilites there; if there are interplay users there and management deems it worth my time.

Searching for someone I can go visit that is a Interplay power user. My definition of a power user is someone who uses Interplay as a Digital Asset manager (to search, retrieve, tag/taxonomy media created by other people and themselves) to use in Avid MC projects. Someone who edits video (both tape based and file based) most of the time and is familiar