Hi Marianna, Than you for reply. That link does not go anywhere. I never seen a project behave like this before. I tried Ctrl-I and I see nothing in the console. Should I be doing it on a bin in the project window or on an open bin? Sorry if I have misunderstood. Thank you Rory

There is a Media Cache setting in 2018.12. I am sure it must be there in 2020. In there there is Video Memory . It might not be what you are looking for but it coulsd be useful. EDIT: It might be this ReaderCache -- Enables/disables reader caching for sample mode play but I am not sure how to set the sample size...

Is there a Maximum Bin Limit to what a project can hold? The project is big but definitely not the biggest I've seen. A new editor started and he wants to keep all his bins within the same project. This makes the project extremely sticky. It seems less so on Window's machines with 2018 versions of software. But once it is on a mojave mac running

That worked for me. Thank you Marianna

Hello all, My client is on Catalina running 2020.8. I have tried titler plus on three computers. Clicking the titler plus button in tools does nothing. It gives a beep and no window opens. Does anyone have titler plus working in any version of media composer running Catalina? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you. Rory

Ahhh okay, do you think I may have better hope of importing and converting them if I found a mac with 4.0.5 on it? It seems to scan them but does not find the coresponding audio, I was talking to an online guy and he said AVR4s was an offline res (AVR77 being the online) so single field makes sense. MediInfo has no information on the audio, when I try

Hello, A client sent in a folder from a really old project. The folder contains an "OMFI MediaFiles" folder with a .pmr, .mdb and some .omf files in it. I remember way way back the media was handled files differntly and there was an MXF folder and an OMFI folder. I could not get it working through various methods in 2018.11. It would not import

It definitely reads like that. thank you for the link.

No I didn't see that press release, do you have a link? As far as I am awear it is not illegal to reverse engineer a codec. This is the article that talks about the issues https://blog.frame.io/2017/08/07/prores-on-windows/

How official is the ProRes export on a windows PC? I remember reading a long time ago that a lot of softwares reverese engineer the ProRes codec to mimic Apples code. In the past content being delivered has failed using these reverse-engineered codecs so exporting on OSX was the option used for an Apple ProRes delivery. I noticed MediaInfo on the file