[quote user="LDV20"] [quote user="BarkinMadd"]I also always uninstall Avid Link, Avid Cloud Client Services and Avid Media Composer before I install a new build - may not be necessary but old habits die hard, lol.[/quote] I used to all that un-installs - but recently been using AVID LINK for the installs and the upgrades have been

[quote user="TVJohn"] Logged on Windows as Administrator? [/quote] Or as a member of the administrators group. And then right-click and select 'Run as administrator' on the Install Media Composer.exe I have not had any issues with Avid installers, either. After running Install Media Composer.exe and accepting the dialog to allow the

Blur and Paint are what Avid calls intraframe effects - they don't have editable keyframe curves in the same way as other effects. Add - you can use an acceleration curve to affect motion of all keyframes from linear to s-curve, I believe, but there is no 'hold' for an intraframe effect to the best of my knowledge.

[quote user="LDV20"] [quote user="Fazz Powell"] Someone high up at AVID said native support is better. But IDK first hand. [/quote] Not sure what you mean by native support - do you mean NABLET - if it better than I will get it today. Thank you [/quote] I don't have any FX6 footage but it would be interesting to see whether Avid's

[quote user="LDV20"] [quote user="Fazz Powell"] I thought that was supported without requiring Nablet in the 2020 + releases. No? [/quote] Yes - right now I can link XAVC - S - no problem. I am going to check my plugin in the folder and see if it is the Sony one - but I thought as well that we no longer need Nablet. [/quote] However

[quote user="Vilem"] This is something that really bothers me, the link to Nvidia.com will offer the latest driver, and it is impossible to find a certified driver directly on the Nvidia website. Google saves. [/quote] On the nVidia website 'Drivers > All nVidia Drivers' page there is a link to ' Beta and Older Drivers '

[quote user="chrixlanier"] The more "flexibility" bolted on to it, the less useful as an editor it will become. WOW, that's just not true at all. [/quote] That quote is from more than 10.5 years ago and Media Composer has become far more flexible since then, however, the comment was in the context of compositing within MC. I

Glad things are great now - big thanks for your contribution to the Avid community - your tutorials were super! Steve

[quote user="avidscreencast"] No, I mean it doesn't adjust clip gain. See video above or this one I made showing the error: https://www.dropbox.com/s/vuwrghhqp0aqlmh/MC20201-2_Adjust_Volume_InOut.mp4?dl=0 [/quote] Seems to work for me (I'm using a new project with new user settings (for other reasons) but perhaps that's related