Hey Andi Not sure if this will help but I think the fairly recent reset pan to default option may help you achieve this. Here's a quote from Jeffrey Lomicka about how they work (I'm dealing with Alt LR for *reasons*). [quote] If you remove clip pan, your result will depend on the “user setting / audio” for default pan, so make sure

[quote user="Philip Kapadia"] [quote user="Robert Martindale"] It blows away any NLE titling program and comes with tons of presets. [/quote] That's not a stretch! [/quote] Seems quite a stretch - at first glance there doesn't even appear to be a way to view the title composited over the timeline when you are creating it

Not seeing this behaviour (2024.2.0) Were the clips duplicated? (CMD+D - end in .copy - can have different metadata than master clip, e.g. clip colour, track formats) rather than cloned? (alt+dragged to different bin - both versions are identical and reflect state of other) Maybe best to use 'show reference clips' if you've already edited

Right click in bin - set bin display - show reference clips That'll show subclips as well as master clips, drag them to a bin and you are good to go.

Using S_Layer do you think? Will take a look but I don't think it can access multiple host layers. Happy to be proved wrong if you can knock up an example.

This is tight turnaround TV, there's no time for an AFX roundtrip. Think FT score on a match edit. I have simplified the actual requirement (which is pretty easy in PP, especially with MogRTs but we still like Avid for editing + reliability) [quote user="Bruno M"] I honestly wouldn't bother wasting time trying to fudge the Avid FX

Back to the future... 18 years later and presumably STILL no way of acheiving this? Any plug-ins that access the Video layers seperately that can do it (AvidFX used to, IIRC)?

Installed 2023.8 Trial mode on a little Macbook Air (so asking for trouble). Regular hard crashes - 'Segmentation fault in main thread' etc. Last time it was as I was using track effects (mono track - channel strip and mono-stereo Dverb, in bypass applied). Doesn't matter as this is just a little workflow finessing at home.

Haven't had to use it for a while but it used to work for V/A separately + together. Was very specific about codecs + audio config + sequence duration. CineXTools much more refined + flexible (plus works standalone + in other NLEs too)

Avid (all NLEs I think) work on a 'start' timecode and a 'frame-rate'. So frame rate is essential for calculating timecode position. Are you using https://en.editingtools.io/ale/ is a tool for converting CSV to ALE? The header defaults to 24 fps - you can 'change heading info' for your 23.98 / 25 / 29.97 etc. *Should* work.