I'm on BMD Desktop Video 14.0.1. This is working perfectly on my system.

And you are correct. That link didn't work.

Try looking at this article first: https://kb.avid.com/pkb/articles/en_US/Knowledge/en407931AretURL=%2Fpkb%2Farticles%2Fen_US%2FKnow_9

Just out of curiosity, is it the taskbar that is causing the issue?

I think you can only add Arabic in MediaCentralUX. I'm unsure if the marker section will support arabic or hebrew or chinese, japanese, etc. You may want to contact Ajay about this one.

Greetings everyone. On April 8, 2004 I used a Solar scope mounted to a telescope on a mount that was tracking the sun. I had a camera attached to the scope, and shot a 2 hour video (please note, there's a 15 minute gap that got missed). I sped the video up to just under 7 minutes. This is just outside the total eclipse, so there's a small amount

If you are looking for Media Composer 8.9.1 (Windows), it's stored on my website at http://www.stoneacres.org . The link is at the bottom of the page.

Please look at the following article: https://avidtech.my.salesforce-sites.com/pkb/articles/en_US/How_To/import-dailies-into-MC

You need to reinstall Avid Link to do the upgrade. The current issue is you can't uninstall using the remove Avid media Composer via the Add/Remove programs or via the uninstaller. Also your license will not take effect unless Avid link is installed.

A Mac will also support an exFAT drive as an external SSD drive. So does Windows. And the exFAT drive runs at USB3 speed, not USB2. Otherwise APFS for the Mac is the better route. This is the one drive that Windows does not support. Whenever someone wants a drive formatted as exFAT it's what they use to copy all documents, pictures, etc. from a