How did you capture the m2t files? What application did you use to capture the tape files?

but... you only have one raid... correct?

Do you use multiple raids... or do you have everthing on the single Raid 0 HD setup? And, when I say "everything"... I mean do you have your Video source material, your operating system, and your render drive all on that single raid 0 setup?

What is your video source? I bet you are using HD with a high bandwidth (i.e., kb/secs or Mb/sec) as your video source.

Read this thread and see if it applys... http://community.avid.com/forums/p/88785/504003.aspx#504003 Near the bottom the the thread is a detailed solution to reestablishing a loss paths/drives.

[quote user="amy.powers"] ok i have super and dont see an MTS cabaiblty how do i see datarate in G-Spot ? [/quote] it is indicated as kbps... right side of the G spot (v. 2.7) Also, in Super.... you drop it into the source files to be converted (or something to that effect... don't have access to it at this time)... and douple click on

With all projects or just one project?

It is my understanding that the 10bit choice is for existing 10bit video... you wouldn't use a 10 bit choice if your original video is only 8 bit. I haven't looked this up... but, that is what I remember.... maybe someone chime in and verify this for me. DNxHD 115 is a certain quality level that uses a certain amount of bandwidth... what is

I can see no reason why you shouldn't use the an AC3 filter with an increase in volume (but, you will have to find the correct volume that works best). Maybe someone with audio experence can chime in... but, off hand your concerns are unwarranted. There are a lot way to define the "best" video codec. And, what final format you want to

[quote user="Haze"] ...Eventually Avid will fix this bug. [/quote] Yea.. I hope so... but, at the rate it has been going... that might be called MC6