Uh oh is exactly right. This all seems totally contrary to the message that was being delivered by Avid just about a year ago on the con calls & e-mails. Avid was going to reach out to the community, establish a line of communication and not only wanted to have User input, but needed it. If Avid fails to support these groups of frontline user and

Hey larry, thanks for taking the time to reply. I'm familiar with both the attached doc and Sony's PDZ-1 and several other applications out there for logging file-based media. But what I haven't been able to find is an application that that works on all the different file based media, or at least the ones that Avid can work with. And that's

Would love to see a Version of media log that would work with file based media. For me specifically, I'd like to se one that works With XDCam HD Discs ad the Proxy Media. Be even better if it worked with the "Fake" XDCam discs. Need something that I can give to producer & writers out in the field that gives then the ability to import

We just upgraded to a Unity 5.1 MediaNet and have a couple of questions on using UPS's. Obviously, we're running the Unity off a UPS, an APC unit. In the past, we never used any of the Monitoring software, due the the fact that Avid didn't recommend it. But, with the new system, running Windows 2003 Server, has anyone tried it?? And been

Have 2 MC's with Nitris DX's, a Symphony DX and a couple of seats of MC Soft, and all working fantastic. I skipped over the DNA product line, because I did feel that they were comparable to the Meridiens stability wise. The DX's are the first things I've seen from Avid that come close to my trusty old Meridiens. Especilly for a Version

I've got the same deck, but I don't have network option. I just use the FireWire transfer and the SD or HD SDI out, depending on the deliverable of the finished project. My typical workflow, for 59.94 media is to import the proxies and then modify these clips to give them a tape name. I do my edits with these proxies.Once the edit's done

Yep, That's what has worked for me in the past. Make sure that you duplicate your sequence before you start doing this. And I'd probably do an experiment on a short section of your sequence before I did all 150 discs. let me know how it goes. jamie

Like I said, it's work-around - I didn't say it would be easy Seriously, the times that I've had to do this, I only had about 10 or 15 discs, so it wasn't a big deal. 150 discs, I can see that being a total PIA. And after I re-import the proxies and relink and I go to Batch Import from my Sequence, it asks me for the first disc, and

Here's the work around that I've come up with. First, I take all my existing proxies off-line. I have Unity, so that's fairly easy for me. I then Re-Import the proxies to a new bin. Duplicate the sequence and then relink to the proxies I just imported. Then, I'm able to import the HD Files with out Import tool asking for the disc that

Hey Job, Thanks for the clarification. I thought somehow I missed a new feature that I've been wishing existed for awhile now. Especially with using XDCam and proxy media. I'll be giving the Decompose and re-link a try on my next project to see if that's an acceptable workaround. Thanks again Jamie