The question is asked,... "Do you notice anything different?" The answer is yea - I noticed there is no longer a direct link to the forum site... OR... did I miss something? BTW... I have NO idea where I should post this... maybe a moderator can find the proper forum and move it... but, questions about the site itself doesn't really seem

Resolved what? There are hundreds of reasons MC can crash... your solution may be only refering to one particular reason for a crash... What was the particulars regarding your AppCrash? What were you doing when it crashed ... any specific error messages... is this Bin Script View related?

When you mentioned that the problems only recently started... the first thing that comes to mind is... what did you add to your OS system... including Window Upgrades and patches or drivers. The only solution I have found... is to reinstall (which is what you did) then do not upgrade MC... and, same is true with Windows... but, you might exclude only

It's been a while since I looked... but, the Quadro FX 3800 with the correct driver version installed (an older driver version I might add) is a qualified card. But... I also remember I had to did a little deeper into AVID's site to fine a complete and current list of recommended video cards. If there is one thing I have found out among almost

If there is one thing I would not deviate from what AVID recommends... that is the video card. It is less about performance but rather potential conflicts with drivers.

That is what I was thinking... Thanks...

[quote user="Tom Pearson"] why dont you just consolidate and then reload [/quote] We are talking about consolidating and reloading an almost 1T sized AVID project... I only need about 120G of temporary space... and, the mxf file is about 123G in size. Plus, there are few other reasons that would make your suggestion a bit problematic and time

*Will I cause problems if I take a very large MXF file on the current drive I used to render file for AVID... and... copy it to a external HD...delete the very large mxf file on the render drive... ...now, with the additional room on the render drive... I can now render for another project I am creating using MOCHA? *Then, when I am completed with my

[quote user="frediko"] How about adding a feature like this to the community-page? http://www.ideastorm.com Votable feature requests which show the most popular ones and are linked up to the forum for comments. Fredrik :) [/quote]I second this idea... Perhaps AVID should see exactly how this works if they go to UJAM's (a new/beta stage

[quote user="BobbyMurcerFan"] [quote user="robg"] Here is the response I got from the lead codec developer here at Avid: DNxHD does support 10-bit. What you need to do is render to the Avid DNxHD QuickTime codec that is provided on your installation disk or can be downloaded from the Avid website. Render to that and select 220x.