As I've said earlier in this thread, given how simple they are to implement and how widely available the blend algorithms are, it's hard to see why they can't be added. If there was some underlying problem with the Avid effects engine it would be understandable. But third parties can provide them, so that doesn't seem to be the issue

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Back in the day when I had a need to do that sort of interchange Lightworks required a separate DNxHD install. It no longer does.

Thanks, luca. I do actually look in most days, but since I've now retired I seldom need to post. Yes, thanks, I know of the Resolve round trip, but since Lightworks is also supposedly capable of exporting AAF to Avid, I really just wanted to find out whether there were any issues. In the past when I still had a valid MC license I would have tested

Well, it looks as if the problem has gone away. The user hasn't been back and isn't responding. Thanks for the help guys, but I think that we should lay this one to rest for now.

Well, first, thanks for the offer. Because I don't know the user personally I don't whether they would be interested in making their project available, but I'll ask. Lightworks actually defaults to MC format AAF, but can also output Premier, Resolve and Protools. It also offers quite a range of audio settings, but does not appear currently

Thanks, but they offer support for only a limited range of software. I'm hesitant to suggest to the user that I'm trying to help that a solution that isn't designed for Lightworks and that I have no personal experience of is going to sort out their problem.

Hi all. I'm a past MC user who's now a moderator on the Lightworks forums. I'm trying to help a user there who has an old Lightworks project that needs to be ported across to Media Composer. Lightworks can export XML, AAF, OMF and EDLs, amongst other formats. I have done this in the past using AAF, but that was quite a while ago now. Does

"A mark out will always mark out +1 frame, but this thinking is persistent across all NLEs" because if you want to export the frame at 11:05:23:02 you need to mark a single frame duration. That means that for one frame duration you mark the first frame that you want to see then the first frame that you don't want to see. The same logic

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