Following the online help, I login to Avid, go to My Products, click on "Media Composer | Software (Crossgrade from Symphony)" and see my "software updates + support plan" expired a few days ago. There is no section to renew (as shown in the help pages) just a graphic of a monitor and a link to "Check out Plugins...". Everything

Yes, this behavior has changed. From the readme posted in the announcement above: Moving Segments in the Timeline - you can move segments in the Timeline up and down without leaving filler each time the segment is moved consecutively. This also applies to moving segments horizontally using the Trim left and Trim right keys I think I also read that there

I don't think the TC effect has 'if-then' logic. Here's something to consider as a work-around: Put your TC effect on a single track for the entire sequence. Then make the TC effect work for your first clip. Now save the effect by dragging the effect icon to a bin and label it appropriately. Then go to where the TC window does not reflect

Try this in Terminal: lsof | grep .avp On my computer that shows the path to the open project file (along with some other info). Maybe look at the man page for lsof to see if there is a way to just get the path, or find a way to trim the output using another command-line tool. LiSt Open Files is what lsof does. Eric

Not sure if I can help, but I have been using Media Composer with USB audio for a long time. My current setup is a iMac Pro with USB audio output to a Mackie ProFX12v3 mixer. To get it to work in MacOS, I have to go to Audio MIDI Setup, select "ProFX" from the device list, then I'm given input and output options including the bit depth

On my Mac, I found the caption effect stylesheets here: /Users/Shared/AVX Plug-Ins Data/Caption Effect Stylesheets/Caption Effect Settings.xml I am currently working on translations for an old project and I had to downgrade to MC 2018.11.0 to be able to open the project. So in 2018.11.0 I just went to the SubCap stylesheets dialog and created a new

If you open a new terminal window and type: history that may show you what you typed. (I can't remember if history is turned on by default or if I turned it on manually on my machine...) Eric

Yes, I can use the workarounds. Thank you for your help. Eric

I created a 3840x2160 TIFF file and linking to it does work normally. So it must be related to the non-standard file dimensions I was using. Thanks for your help! Eric

I have an interesting problem running Media Composer 2018.5.0 on Mac OSX 10.11.6 El Capitan. When I use the Source Browser and link to a TIFF file that is larger than the project size, the TIFF file comes in flipped (I would have to apply the Flip effect to make it normal). (Linking to a TIFF file of the same size as the project settings seems to work