[quote user="camoscato"] I wasn't trying to create a "Premeire v Media Composer" argument; I just wanted to give an idea of the thinking behind Avid's decision to include a linking workflow in Media Composer. [/quote] Neither my intention Carl, just facts.

Win 10 64x is the best Microsoft OS ever. MC is a lot faster on it. In fact older PC run better on it. But to run MC well nowadays you need a fast PC.

Never seen this. Go to cahce settings and start from there. Have you set the cache on a separate drive?

http://djfio.com/mdv/ Nothing comes closer even if it's not updated anymore. The latest Media Tool is very good also at seperating render files. However the best way is to render at a separate drive so whatever is rendered there it can go away. Just Ctrl+5 and set the Render drive to another one.

[quote user="camoscato"] Premeire, on the other hand, could (usually) access material immediately, without the long import step required in Media Composer. Avid created the AMA workflow to address this. With AMA, you could link to file-based media, giving you instant access. [/quote] AMA is instant on a good CPU. Premiere conforms the audio

Take a look here: https://movies.online-arts.de/content,27,cinestyle-lut.htm

Of course this will be the case if there is no right exposure. LUT is a Color Correction preset itself so it's logical if those values are not kept by using a shooting LUT (on camera) of the same editing LUT, you are in trouble. In this case I would also manually Color Correct. But for me then there is no point of using a LUT because you are not

I have never said that a slower card will perform better than a faster one. What we are talking here is about stability and overall compatibility. And to test this I would have to have a Geforce to exchange it with my P2000 which I don't. If I did I would happily do it.

[quote user="ripvanmarlowe"] [quote user="George Angeludis"] MC uses qualified cards for the 15-20% of some aspects as AMA exports. [/quote] Care to offer any evidence? Genuinely interested to see some data on this? Andi [/quote] GPU While transcoding/converting a C4K 24p film to AVC-Intra 100 25p HD.

[quote user="ripvanmarlowe"] Sorry to be a stickler George but Avid does support Geforce cards now, even if there's no specific guidance they do it tacitly through the GPU blacklist. This is a quote from Marianna: " We changed from a GPU white list to a GPU black list. When you launch media composer it looks for greater than 2GB GPU