Ah! I knew it was there somewhere -- thanks. L

Is there a way to link to AMA media but have it play at the framerate of the project rather than the framerate of the clip? In other words, if I have a 23.98 fps project and a 29.97 fps clip, I'd like to AMA link to that clip and have it play at the slightly slower framerate of the project. Note that I'm NOT talking about a framerate conversion

[quote user="Roger Shufflebottom"] I now realise that this is the PC forum - sorry! [/quote] That's okay. Even though your report was about macs, it essentially demonstrates what I'm talking about, which is the idea that some "pieces" of certain apps don't always behave predictably even when they're supposed to. I

Thanks again for the replies on this subject -- all opinions are very helpful. One clarification: If I run as a standard user, do I need to log off and back on again as an administrator every time I install software? Or, if I install under a standard user account, will I get an administrator password pop-up when I do an install? While I'm inclinded

[quote user="DonE"] For many years I have been doing Avid uninstalls / installs as admin, launching the new Avid install the first time as admin but only allowing the operations crew to run Avid from a user account. This goes for Win 7 Pro 64 and Yosemite up to MC 8.6.5. Don [/quote] So you install under a different account from the one/s

[quote user="BarkinMadd"] Are you in a position to test this theory? [/quote] No -- not at this time. I'm just starting to look toward my next system build, and this question keeps coming up. The thing that I'm seeing others saying is essentially that there is "no need" to login as an admin user anymore, not even for installing

I've always run my system as an administrator account in order to avoid issues with permissions and so forth when installing and running more "complex" software such as an Avid system. However, I see more and more recommendations these days saying that there are too many potential security issues with doing this -- i.e. that you should

[quote user="Max Zilker"] Hi, did you figure out what the problem was? Or did you find a way to get it right? I have the same problem. Thx, Max [/quote] Unfortunately, I never did get to the bottom of this. I found that on a similar note, my encoder shifts the audio slightly as well when importing output from Avid, which means that I had to

Thanks for the feedback. It struck me that the "Pro" version said "trial," but the standard and lite versions did not. It sounds like the "standard" version is, as you say, "downloadable" even if you don't yet "own" it. They should make clear distinctions in the app manager showing which products

Any info on this? I'd really rather not install the standard version only to have it end up being a "trial" version that I have to uninstall. My past experience has taught me that when it comes to encoders, strange situations can result from changes that aren't undone by the uninstall process. This has been particularly true with previous