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What hardware do you have? I would tend to use the software developed by the hardware developer. Jef
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Avid has seemingly abandoned SD in many areas. Don't get me started ...... I would suggest that you use a non Avid tool to capture SD ProRes. I am thinking that you have either a Blackmagic IO or a AJA IO card. Both of those companies provide capture software that will do the job. Jef
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Just curious as to why the OP wants 5k monitors? What is the use case for that? Jef
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I wish to second Bruno's suggestion to use Resolve's built in DCP creation. There is a learning curve as DCPs are not straight forward with many things to consider. But I have made several DCPs with Resolve for theater projection and they have all worked very well. There are some limits as to some of the more esoteric DCP features but in general
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Have you tried manually selecting how Avid is trying to link the footage? I have had cases where it says "Can't be linked" but I forced Avid to use one or the other methods available. Good luck, Jef
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Here is a question and some thoughts. What is the ultimate goal of this project? If it could at all be considered "archive for future use" I see some issues. The first and biggest issue is the conversion of interlace to progressive. There is NO perfect way to do this. Most methods actually reduce resolution. They are destructive. New, potentially
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Another way of saying what Job said is that merely moving a track to what seems like A3 does not make it A3 as avid sees it. Doing what Job says truly would make is A3. Jef
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Ok, thanks for clearing that up folks. Now Rip Van Avid will go back to my looooooong nap. Cheers, Jef
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Thank you Iny, I have communicated with them and provided a screen recording of the issue. For others out there, my testing seems to say that this bug is isolated to MC2023.12.1. MC 2023.8.2 does NOT have the problem and works as expected. Jef
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Woooooooaaaaa I feel like Rip Van Winkle here. Am I reading this correctly that as of some version of MC starting in the MC2023 family that "Avid MediaFiles/MXF/xxx" folders are no longer required to be at the root level of a drive? And that you can set where the drive will be in some menu? Michael Freedman says that this in Avid Ultimate