So I deleted a bunch of huge files to free up space, and then my drive ran out of space again. In the last two days a 33GB and 22GB log files have been created. Can anyone from Avid tell my why this is suddenly happening? I've never had this issue before. Is it something to do with downgrading from MC8.5 back to 8.2?

Working? Well... it's my home edit suite and I was mostly just surfing the net.Nothing to do with work, really truly. But it's been pretty annoying having my hard -drive fill up every few days recently. I had been deleting things from the AppData folder, which takes up a lot of space too. But the Avid AppManager files were a total surprise!

So I've been having trouble recently with my system SSD running out of space. After much hunting round today I discovered that the folder c:\ProgramData\Avid\Support\Logs\AppManagerHelper was 88GB. One of the .log files is 56GB, another is 23GB! WTF?! Both these files are from the last month. Can anyone explain what these are, why they're so

Hi Just wondering if MC8.2.7 can open MC8.5 projects - I'm getting a message that I can't open a project after downgrading. I can create a new project and open the bins though, which is fine. I don't remember reading anything about project files changing at MC8.5 and can't find anything through googling. Any thoughts? The message says

Thanks for sending the link, I'll let you know how the update works when I have a chance to test it. cheers Campbell

The issue may not specifically be with moving the project, although that could be part of it. I wasted a couple of hours yesterday trying to get the titles to work and had all sorts of weird buggy issues. Sometimes I'd edit a title, quit TP2 back to Avid and the title wouldn't show up on screen. If I re-opened the title effect, made a small

So I thought I'd give Newblue Titler Pro 2 a crack on my latest project and it seems to work fairly well and I like how easy you can animate things compared to Marquee which I find reliable but slow and painful. Anyway, I need to take the project to the client for some final changes, so transferred everything to a drive for my Macbook. When I opened

I actually have a new theory, although I haven't had a chance to try it out yet... When I'm working on a project for web delivery (i.e. computer/full swing/0-255 colour levels) then that is what I should grade to. Previously (just because I usually work for broadcast), even if the camera records at 0-255 levels, I would grade the image for 16

I'm having the same problem on both Mac and PC versions of MC8.4. If I set up a subtitle style (or use open an existing sequence with subtitles how I want them) and go to the Global Properties dialoge, Stylesheets tab, then try and create a new Stylesheet and type in a name and click OK to go back to the Global Properties window, then I can't

Not sure if anyone is still having this problem but I just had this issue with an Avid running 7.0.4 on a Mac, connected to an Editshare. I couldn't link to AMA on any kind of file, locally or on the Editshare. None of our other suites had any problems. The solution was to remove (I actually just renamed, to hide them from Avid) the Users\Shared