Yeah, this is apparently a response by the OS to the sudden 'absence' of devices connected to the display ports when you turn off the monitor, and I find references to this behavior going back to 2011. It's not unique to Nvidia cards, either, as you'll find as many of the same problems from ATI users. DVI ports don't display the

I'm not seeing this on my systems. We often transcode material ovenight and just turn off the monitors, then turn them back on in the morning.

[quote user="luca.mg"] [quote user="Terry Snyder"] Is there a way to map specific functions back to the right-click menu? [/quote] No way. [/quote] In fairness, I can't think of any software that allows you to do this, though I'll happily stand corrected. Call me old-skool (or maybe just old), but I've always preferred

Just thnk of all the time you'll save. Whilst hitting Ctrl+D with your left hand to dupe the sequence, you can take a sip of coffee with your right hand.

[quote user="Terry Snyder"]Is there a way to map specific functions back to the right-click menu?[/quote] Doubtful. I usually just use Ctrl+D.

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Try as I suggest above, but before you do, go into the effect in Avid FX editor and select Window/Show Keyframe Palette. In the dialog that opens, check the box that says Keep Keyframe Time , then Save the effect. Then do the steps above in my first post.

I would probably just try this first: Duplicate the sequence first. From the effects editor (not the Avid FX editor) drag the effect clip to a bin. then delete the effect from the exiting clip in the timeline. Extend the clip for the additional time you need, leaving its in-point intact. Drag the effect clip onto your newly extended clip. Either render

[quote user="luca.mg"]....or create a custom column and paste into it the proper data, e.g. "Card # 001", "Card # 002" and so on; You can paste the info on multiple clips at once.[/quote] This. I confess that it astounds me that, with the ability to dictate clip names in most (all?) pro cameras, so many camera operators

Thank you, bmedia! That seems to work.