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Well I was a huge fan of the model when it first came out. It allowed me to use all their stuff and really got me started for a low price. I couldn't afford the thousands of dollars it took to get PP, Audition, Photoshop, After effects etc...so it worked well for me. Once I signed up, I found...

Blech. Sorry to hear that. Hopefully it get's worked out for you, but yeah..their costumer service is lacking for sure.

How long ago did you order? We ordered our back in the beginning of Sept...and didn't get it until late Oct. They charged us immediately but they didn't charge us again until 30 days after we used it the first time. They are definitely not responsive to support inquiries. My wife and I have used...

We did our latest indie film using the Premiere DCP export. Was super easy and worked right out of the box at our local theater. They had zero problems with it and the whole process was smooth. Edit: Forgot..one issue was the estimated file size was WAAAYYYYY off. It estimated like 1 TB of...

Sounds great! Looking forward to it.

Just to confuse the matter even more, I use Adobe Story and it places it on the right side. :)

I believe if you click the little lock icon on the music bed... the CTRL/COMMAND drop will not cut that track.

Awesome. Thanks again for all the info!

Thanks... That part I kind of knew. It's more a question of, why keep the surrounding stuff instead of just deleting it. Sorry for not being clear. I guess it's kind of like video editing in that I never actually delete and throw away anything permanently.... I never know when I might need...

Sorry to bug again. This quote above... just to understand... between every line of dialog you would cut out the stuff in between and move it down to a different track... then you would utilize clean room tone in the now silent space? And what's the purpose of keeping the stuff in the middle...

Alcove, again great information. We actually ended up with only 1 line "ruined" really as we tried to work around all the noise, it's just we over looked the splashing of course. I have other issues with the audio... but it's a learning process for our entire team. Pay attention to details...

Thanks... that's about how I was imagining we should have done it and will do it from now on. We've come a long ways from our first production, looks like we need to just pay more attention.

This was our first day of shooting and so I wanted to make sure going forward that we don't make the same mistake. We have the option of going back on location to capture that dialogue as the location is only 5 minutes from us. And everyone is willing to re-shoot if that fails. Thank you so...

Afternoon, So here's the scene. 3 guys in a "4 man raft" (yeah right). Floating down a very calm river. One of the guys is pushed out of the raft into the river and starts splashing around crying for help. The other two sit back and laugh and have a few words of dialogue. In this instance...

You can also have Encore create an iso file instead. Then use whatever burning software you want to use. I always create an ISO file..that way I can test it by mounting it as a DVD to ensure everything looks good and don't end up with coasters. Once I am satisfied I can send it to a DVD...

It has changed. You just need to add adjustment layers before you send it over. So if you send over the timeline..and have 4 adjustment layers + video layer.. you will have 5 tracks when it shows up in Speedgrade. The mess comes when you want to add a new layer. You have to send it back to PP...

I believe SA Color Finesse is only in After Effects. The nice thing about speedgrade..at least with the latest version of CC, is the ability to send the timeline over make changes, then send it back to PP. If you need to make edits... make the edits. You don't have to deal with EDL files back...

Have you read the read Resolve 11 manual? Hint... look under the View menu. I'm on a windows 8.1 system and I can resize/minimize/maximize/move my resolve window. I can even tell it what screen to put the UI on vs scopes etc. It's all there right in the manual.

There is a setting you should turn off, I think it's noise reduction. Try that and see if you can get your save time to cut way down. edit : Here you go. http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/archive/index.php/t-288864.html "Technically the long shutter noise reduction is not writing the data to the card...

If there is a consistent high squeal, wouldn't you able to see it in a spectrogram? Maybe pull up a spectrogram on it to take the whole speaker thing out of the equation? I think you would see a solid line in the upper range showing a clear hum/squeal. Take a screenshot of the image if it shows...