Hi sekohnle, just wondering where you sent your AAFs to. Nothing arrived here.

Sure. You know how to find me. Andy

sekohnle, You may be tricked into drawing incorrect conclusions here. In Interplay connected clients, the network locator is often irrelevant for the online/offline status; it is actually the Media Indexer that determines the online status of an asset. In your case, it is likely that Composer updates the status information from MI during checkout. This

handtruck, For an asset that is checked in, just use GetLatest() - or are you looking for something different? Andy

Hi gyula, Welcome to the forum. Not sure if I fully understand your question, so here is a little bit of background: - In Interplay, multires relies on the concept of a common 'source id'. Multiple resolutions can be linked to a single asset by indentifying themselves as belonging to the same physical source. This is different from the master

itochu-cable. I don't see any general problems with the workflow your're attempting, at least not at a level that can be solved in this forum without looking into the details of your setup. The only aspect I could think of getting in the way here is relinking; as the result of your automated workflow you seem to end up with a sequence that points

itochu-cable, Yes, IPWS 3.4 is generally compatible IPWS 3.0.9. Some outdated functionality for example for streaming proxies has been deprecated and some new functionality added but unless your your integration uses this rarely used functionality everything should work as before. I am adding the what's new list below. What's New in Avid Interplay

PluginPCI, apologies for the delay but let us not forget that this is primarily a volunteer forum for Interplay Web Services, and while we are attempting to also help with other APIs, it may sometimes take some time to come up with a good answer. If needed, Avid offers additional options for consultancy. First, let us clarify the role of TMAuto: This

PluginPCI, Assuming that you simply want to import a file, you would be better off using the GetFromIngest() family of functions. This saves you from having to create a proxy mob first. Have you tried using GetFromIngest(), or is there a specific reason that you want to use GetFromIngestFile()? I haven't seen CreateProxyMob used in a long time.

Hi PluginPCI, as you suspect, MyServer is the host name or IP of your Transfer Engine, in the scenario I am suggesting for troubleshooting above that would be the IP of the machine you're running on. MyWorkgroup can really be anything, this is only meaningful for workgroup-to-workgroup transfers so you can leave it at the default. Remember that