Thanks, but I already checked and that's not the problem. My Spyder X saved a color profile for both my monitor (so they can look exactly the same), but It looks like on Avid my secondary monitor doesn't load the monitor right color profile.

I've got a 2 monitors setup. They are calibrated with Spyder X Elite, and the colors are exactly the same (when I use Photohop, Lightroom, quicktime, etc... I have no problems). My problem is that on Avid, the second monitor is way more saturated (I use it for fullscreen playback). I also noticed that when I play a video on VLC player, if I move

In documentary, I do it quite often with good results. This time there is a thecnical problem and I'm trying to solve it. I'm still looking for a solution since the "source settings" audio slip doesn't seems to work.

I'm editing a project that has an audio problem. The lavalier mic has a 0,19ms delay (I read the thecnical specification of the lav that was used on the shoot) so there is a phase problem with the boom. The problem is in every single take of the project. I've tried to perform an Audio Slip in the Source Setting (right mouse on the clips), but

Yes, it shows both information right.

AMA linking

I'm importing a bunch of files from a canon 5D shooting. One of them has been renamed "avid mob" instead of using the actual file name. I've tried to reimport it again but the same happens: avid mob. Someone can tell me why is that happening? Does it mean that the file has some sort of corruption? Thanks

It worked! Thanks!!! It is an annoying bug, and it happens quite often.

After a while, my source monitor turns back and there is no way to watch source clips. Also, using the trim mode become impossible. Every 10 minutes I need to close Avid and reopen it again to work. I don't understand what the problem is. I have Avid Media Composer 2019.9 on a 10.14.6 Mac operative system.

Roger, I don't understand what do you mean. What did you see yesterday? Both my composer monitor window are just black, I see audio but I don't see any video.