[quote user="jdrouette"] If you go to the "Options" tab, you can add a file attachment. [/quote] Thanks. Let's see if that works this time. Martin

Hmm, it looks like my illustration didn't post. Can't I just paste a Dropbox link into the Image window?

Both. Either.

This is not, and I hope it does not devolve into, an Avid vs. Premiere conversation. I love Avid, it is my tool of choice, I root for it at every opportunity. This is a question about what I am currently experiencing and what I hope will ultimately be exposed as user error. I'm working with a bunch of 1080i/59.94 footage shot on, I believe, a Sony

Thanks Dom, that helps. Martin

Ah, thank you GT. I had looked in the Apps menu, but not, foolishly at that arrow, just at the one on the other side that tells you what's new. I really appreciate it. Martin

I guess I left out a couple of the steps I went through last night. Per your suggestion, Jef, I did try an Op1a mxf export and then brought it to ME. Last night, ME rejected it, this morning it was happy. Now I just need to read up on what Op1a is . Martin

[quote user="smrpix"] Adobe Media Encoder 2019 does not handle QTRef -- but AME 2017 still does. If you have a 2019 CC licesnse you can dowlnoad and use 2017. [/quote] I'd really like to have that as an alternative, but I no longer have 2017 loaded and when I search for it, I only see cracked versions. Is there a legit way of getting it

[quote user="hbrock"] You can also restart Media Encoder and see if it works with the original file. It sometimes gets...silly. [/quote] That seemed to do it. When I tried this morning it accepted the file. Thanks, Martin

Well, fine Jef, but then what. Can I pull DNx HD Op1a MXF into Media Encoder? Martin