Hey Marianna, Any more info on this?

That's a real shame, especially when it appears that removing them gained so little in the grand scheme of things. But it's good to know Avid is commited to removing more of its most baseline functionality buttons from the user interface. May I suggest removing the Play button too? I mean, everyone is using the spacebar on their keyboards or

Dear Avid, Please allow an option for us longtime users to bring back into our workflow the center box of buttons at the bottom of the Composer wndow where by default the Overwrite and Insert functions used to be. 23 year of muscle memory sorely miss these buttons. Would you pretty please????

What I wish is that double clickin on a clip in the Find Tool would not open the original bin where the clip is but just load up the clip to the viewer so I can work with it. I sometimes search for a term that yields clips from 10 different bins and it makes little sense to open each of them. The Find Tool should be an active bin, and maybe it is in

We have an intricate and deep multi level folder structure. Working on feature documentaries with thousands of hours of footage (historical b-roll mainly).

I've noticed that. I don't want to do it to each bin, 400 of them in my project, each time I open a bin. Avid should adopt a system wide option to remove the bin container from each new opened floating bin.

Please make "Hide Sidebar" a permanent system wide option. It's absurd that each new floating bin opens with the whole Bin Container open on the left side. There are many of us who wish to keep as much of the old way of working while still enjoy the under the hood improvements. Please restore a "Project Window" at the same time

I would add to this that I've opted to float all bins opened from the bin container (formerly the Project Window) and in every bin window floated there's a also a tab for the bin container, showing me the entire project. It's totally unnecessary. Just bring back the Project Window and allow the usual bin windows floating around.

Hey, I've been busting skulls over Avid export and it's all a frsutrating mess. I can only suggest that you double check the Media Creation settings. Whatever codec is shown there under the Render tab with the Same As Source checkbox checked is the the actual "Same as Source" codec that the system aspries to when exporting. If this

Hi Ralph, Yes. A hard restart of the Mac set everything straight. Weird, it shouldn't have to resort to that, but hey, it's working now.