Hi Folks, possible clue. I was getting the same error with the new 2025.6 version, so I reloaded it and this time kept the NDI, Avid Huddle, etc. selections checked on install. (Previously unchecked them because I don't need them.) Video Quality Menu is working now.

Yep. Same issue here with Media Composer Ultimate 2024.12 (Windows 11). Even tried mapping video quality options to the keyboard with no better luck.

H.264 HATES odd numbers in the dimensions. Try changing your raster to 1920x960 (which is actual 2:1 anyway.)

I almost always relink using "Selected items in ALL open bins" and "Tape Name or Source File ID." (Source file ID is assigned in the background with no input required by the user.) It rarely fails, and nothing needs to be renamed. Have you tried that option?

If I'm understanding you correctly -- Make the background the TOP layer with a matte cut out of it, then manipulate the still image underneath. That way you can zoom into the image without changing its apparent size within the frame.

Count me in as part of the grateful but wish it were a little better crowd. +1 on Subtitle Edit as well. Very handy tool.

This is why I still keep a copy of Pluraleyes around. I use a Tascam DR-60 which has a less than wonderful internal clock, but is so convenient in other ways such as taking a feed from an audioboard. Completely outside of Avid, I throw the DR60 track and my main camera track into Pluraleyes and let it sync them up. Pluraleyes will generate a drift-corrected

Not sure what to tell you. I just tried a brief experiment and it worked okay. You need to keep projects contained within in their own folders -- but you can create a hierarchical folder structure under Avid Projects. for example: Avid Projects/ Client A Projects/ Client B Projects/ Commercials/ Promos/ Documentaries/ You then need to navigate to the

Yes. You can rearrange your Avid Projects folder using regular windows management. But it's probably wise to make a backup first -- just in case. FWIW you can also copy and paste bins and folders between projects this way. I haven't run into any problems.

Scriptsync AI creates transcripts (and subtitles) -- in multiple languages, and even in multiple languages with in the same clip. That's the biggest difference from old scriptsync. For many of us doing documentaries and reality it's huge. May not affect you as much if you're doing pre-scripted programs.