This is a known issue for bitmaps with alpha, didn't imagine it was affecting QT files as well, nor that ticking RLE in the bitmap import settings (!) will fix things up for QT files either.

Are you on 2k or 4k monitors? It could be a Windows things, not an Avid issue.

I use the built in Windows antivirus, and no antivirus over the Macs. I ran Avast before, more complete than the Windows antivirus, it didn't interphere with MC, but I can't tell if this still holds true.

I understand that this is an old thread, but just for the record: the sound card drivers and companion software are unnecessarily overcomplicate bloatware, MC runs much better with the plain Windows stock drivers, period.

It seems like the 2012.12 missing installer screwed things up. Don't know what You did with the security options, but You should revert. Fixing this might require uninstalling, cleaning up whatever is left behind, and a registry clean up

Seeing this here too.

Hi George. Well this was not number one in my wishlist, it was already possible to toggle the timeline view from record to source, but still a nice feature to have.

[quote user="AntCaladine"]identical system next door to me on 24.10 imports the file with no issue[/quote] How about the file path? Same depth? Identical name as well? Try shortening the path, and don't use directory and file name too long. Also, if the file comes from a Mac, please make sure that no Windows illegal characters have been

Windows 10 is EOL, support will end this year, could this be an issue?

Not quite, sorry Ajay: when uninstalling the software a message pops up, clearly stating that if going to reinstall soon after uninstall no deactivation is needed.