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What exactly is the problem? I know that if you capture through firewire, using any keyspan for deck control, you have to have the tape record lock out enabled, otherwise you get a message about being unable to digitise. St.John
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You could also check digitise over timecode breaks (cant remember which setting file it's in) St.John
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Thinking back I think I had this problem, and it turned out to be a audiosuite effect, even though the audio effect had been rendered, for some reason I had to open audiosuite and rerender the effect, I hope this is right St.John
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I too had this some time ago- I think recreating speed changes sorted it, or if you have access to another avid configuration, it may work. St.John
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In media creation (cmd5) you can check which drive imports go to St.John
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If this is the same as digitising dv, you have to record protect the tape, (you know, hide the red tab on the tape). I have found with dv tapes you need to do this if you are using the keyspan to control the deck, but not if you are using firewire. I hope this is of use St.John
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I did it last year, with my media at dv420 resoulution. St.John
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Henrik, several months back there was a post about deleting two files from the digidesign suite before upgrading. Crash on opening audio settings http://community.avid.com/forums/p/69311/387528.aspx#387528 to quote: he Avid Editor applications can crash when using Tools->AudioSuite because of two incompatible AudioSuite Plug-Ins. The solution is
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Managed to get it working by doing a proper uninstall and trash of everything avid and digidesign- works now St.John
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I'm trying to start a trial version of mc 3.5.4 on a new macbook pro- but all I get is: Software activation failed because your licence is not valid, please contact customer support. How is this possible when all I want to do is run the trial version? (basically to see if I can load avid on a macbook pro with 10.5.7, Qt 7.6 and logic pro on) Any