Yes, I can see the problem now. Did you 'Commit Multicam Edits' before you exported your AAF? If you're not familiar with this process, see this video for explanation... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z55rhx1IyGw&t=308s

Hi Marluc 2023.12.3 is a current release and is available from the Avid download centre.

Just noticed the above on the Filmlight website. Baselight 5 Editions was a perpetual licence. Now it seems you need to pay a yearly subscription, which is about one-third of the cost of the old, perpetual price.

Not sure I'm seeing all of the images you've posted. Can only see the Avid timeline (with the circled example) Should I be seeing the Resolve timeline in the first image?

Did you read the Avid version matrix before installing? https://avidtech.my.salesforce-sites.com/pkb/articles/en_US/compatibility/en267087 It looks as if 2023.12.3 was the last version officially supported for Catalina. For 2024.6 your OS should be Monterey, Ventura or Sonoma

Haven't personally tried this format, but I'm assuming that when you link to this file within a 16:9 project, Frameflex will do it's stuff and frame/size it according to the the current settings. Since this GoPro footage is a much squarer aspect ratio, the top and bottom of the image will be out-of-frame, but you alter this either for the

[quote user="Robert Martindale"]the tape name shows up for sure...but no amount of trying will get that proxy file to relink in MC.....relinking with MC created proxies goes as expected[/quote] If you were to give the camera originals the same tape name as the proxies it should work. You can do this using the 'Modify' command on a

The way we teach the Resolve-Avid roundtrip is as follows... In Resolve 1) String out shots on timeline 2) Open up Index on Edit page. You'll see there's nothing under the REEL column. 3) In General Settings, tick button that says 'Assist using Reel Names from the:' 4) Select the option 'Embedded in source clip file' or 'Source

The problem I've found with creating proxies in Resolve is that when you export them as individual OP Atom DNX files and place them into your Avid Mediafiles (numbered) folder, the resultant clips don't have the relevant metadata to allow you to relink in Avid. I'm assuming that once you've brought in your proxy files, you've dragged

This is a NAS, as it says in the description.. QNAP TS-453A 4-Bay Professional-Grade Network Attached Storage So all the things that were described in previous posts apply. There's no Thunderbolt ports that I can see - just USB ports. The 4K it's talking about is simply telling you that it will play out 4K media from the HDMI ports due to the