The key frames have nothing to do with it - it's just my way of reminding whomever might be reading this post from Avid, that simple effects key frames may be gone, but are not forgotten. I actually do keep a couple if programs and my browser open while working in Avid. I'll try it with everything else closed, and see if the problem persists

Hello everyone, I'm still working on MC 4.05, where the keyframes are still simple, and life is grand . . . I've run into a weird phenomenon lately. After working in a bin where I have edited an audio track into the timeline, finished, and closed the bin, loading an audio track from another bin into the preview monitor and attempting to play

There are so many words that can substitute for "peach" that I will gladly bow to Todd's claim. How about "mensch?" Or "Angel?" How about "lifesaver?" I can go on and on . . .

Thank you my dear - you're a - Edit- "juicy fruit"

[quote user="Marianna"] French_editor.... Let me see what I can find out on this Monday with the design team. Wait til I respond..... Marianna [/quote] Anyrthing? Hoping beyond hope here . . . .

Very interesting thread. I will forward this to my guys. To my knowledge, we've never gotten rejected. Maybe they can provide some insight.

Now about that car . . . .

I thought it meant M ore A vid D evelopment!

I totally misunderstood your question! My apologies. I don't know the answer to your question. I know that when I upgraded symphony 4 to symphony 5, I had a terrible time with timelines I created in 4. The sequences with color correction were duplicated, and had to all be re-rendered. I quickly went back to 4, and there I still am to this day. My

Drucker parodied just about everything. TV shows, movies, and more. I remember his parody of the musical film "Camelot." He renamed it "Can a lot" about a canning company. I always loved "The lighter side of . . ." I think the artist was Dave Berg. Sigh . . . I miss those good old days . . .