According to the slot configurations document, it is not. That's not saying it cannot work, just that it is not officially supported.

Could you not bring in the sequence from the offline editor, place it in a bin, and do a Decompose; then create a sequence of the clips generated by the decompose process? That should give you a TK roll.

Hmm, it might only work when using regular shuttle then, sorry.

Sorry, it's Audio Settings, not Audio Project Settings. Bottom left: Pitch Correction During Shuttle.

The first plays back the exact amount of audio samples belonging to that next frame, at nominal speed, while the latter is doing 6fps playback. Depending on your Audio Project Settings, the latter could be pitch corrected or not.

Create a new Timeline setting, your current one gone corrupt, happens sometimes

But if the shoot was 23.976/48000, the audio files would have needed to be restamped as 48048 to pull them up to match the 24fps playback of the picture -- as far as I can wrap my head around this.

There are hybrids, mixers with USB connection that can act as an I/O. But beware that MC can only use one output device, it cannot send picture to one device and sound to another. So if you find a USB connected mixer that works, you won't be able to use a video I/O device besides it -- not with Mac that is.

Are you talking about Mojo or Mojo DX? What version of MC are you running? If classic Mojo, that has been unsupported for quite some years now. If DX, you may need to run the DX installer for MC to 'see' and use the Mojo DX as an I/O device.

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