Hi Wim interesting that a similar problem occurs with a Nitris DX. What monitor do you feed with the HDMI output? With the Aja the only MC colour space control is in the project settings window. There was no change in the 2400*1080 output until I exited MC. Then the Aja Control Panel outputted colour bars with strange levels. That was cured by switched

hmmm, but I work almost exclusively with 1080i/25 and only switched to P to see if it improved things. Any caveats with interlaced?

thanks Job, the problem seems to fixed when the Aja's HDMI output is attached to a HDMI input on a cheap LG monitor. Now I shall have to get rid of my perfectly calibrated Eizo CG243W. That is a pain. Conclusions: The Aja Io Express' HDMI output CANNOT be used with a HDMI-DVI adapter, either at the Aja end or the monitor end, when used with

Good morning Job took your tip and deinstalled 9.0.5, installed 8.1.2. No change. The Aja Io Express continues to output 2400*1080 on HDMI. All other inputs and outputs are okay. The HDMI-DVI Adapter works for the direct output from the Aja Control Panel. Can it be responsible for shifting the the Media Composer's HDMI output from 1920*1080 to 2400

Aja's conflict checker run, no conflicts found. Aja driver is v9.0.5. Unable to find any documentation on WHICH driver is Avid supported. Does anyone have a link? Checked Video Output Tool: there is no HD Cal option, only Sync Lock, Downconvert, Component Ouput, HDMI Output (choice of HD or SD-Automatic - SD-Automatic kills output to Eizo) and Test

Hi Job I exited MC and reset the AJA control panel to get clean bars, restarted MC, changed the colour space from YCbCr 709 to RGB 7069. The output is no longer magenta, it looks like the embossed effect in photoshop - all silver and full of thin vertical lines. Very creative but not very practical.

Anybody?

What have I done wrong? I've replaced my Matrox MX02 mini with an Aja Io Express. Downloaded and installed Aja's v9.0.5 driver. Using the Aja Control panel I can output colour bars to my Eizo CG243W client monitor. When I start Media Composer (v5.5.2) the colour bars switch off - a non-sync signal causes the monitor to black out. When I open

[quote user="Chris Aust"] Is that for Urs Althaus? ;) [/quote] Hi Chris nope, did Urs Althaus by hand. It's only 25 minutes long and doesn't have all that much music. Now I have a Berlin Wall doco and a 9/11 doco (both 52 minutes) with wall-to-wall music and no opportunity to exploit an intern's youthful enthusiasm. I just tried

[quote user="Pixel Monkey"] So here's the answer I've been using for years making PBS shows -- works great! 1. Dupe the sequence. Delete new seq's video layers. Delete all locators in the sequence. 2. Assign two colors of locators as Music Start and Music Stop (say cyan for start and blue for stop). Then open your locators window