I import audio (16bit@44.1) and video (chosing to preserve the native file), sync them, and then export same as source. The exported audio is only ~400kbps instead of the source bitrate of 1411kbps. I cannot find any way to fix this or specify an audio bitrate when exporting video.

Trying to put motion on a title to follow the motion that's been applied to the image. It's only sliding horizontally left to right. I highlight the Title clip on the timeline, go in to Effects Edit mode, then open Position/Position Tracker, select T1 point A, and select X Tracking Only underneath that. But, everytime I Start Tracking, the tracker

It worked! This is great. Thanks for responding! That was the driver I installed after updating Resolve to 12.5 and getting message that "No CUDA Acceleration Hardware Detected!" However, after installation I could no longer open MC without getting a message to update the driver. I even tried it twice with the same result. However, that was

I upgraded my video card from the Quadro 2000 to the 4000 and if I use the only driver that Resolve 12 will accept, I can't use MC, and vice versa. I shoot with Blackmagic but have resigned to not using Resolve since I need to use MC. Are there any video card recommendations that will work well for both? Thanks! MC 8.5.3

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I cannot find a tutorial showing how to use Fluid Stabilizer beyond dragging and dropping the effect on to the video clip and then letting it do it's own calculations. I'm not sure what the difference is because it usually does well with footage from mov files, but it NEVER gives me the results I need when applying to video clips that were originally

H.264 export from Avid takes 16+ times longer than the original clip or sequence. Is this normal, or am I doing something wrong? I'm testing a workflow to meet the criteria of a client who wants footage turned around quickly by trimming the raw media to only the good portion of the takes and exporting the sequence to H.264 16Mbps, PCM audio at "Best

I have numerous flash frames (white title background) combined with dissolves that have been a part of the Seq for the past several days.

Thank you Tom and Job for your quick responses. I made a copy of the SEQ, selected all the tracks and then split (add edit) the TL in half, but was surprised that both parts played fine. I undid the split and the SEQ copy still plays fine. I went back to the original and split it, and it plays fine. I undid the split and got the error. I then split

While I was editing, the following error message appeared before Media Composer crashed, Audio::PMM_INSUFFICIENT_MEDIA() Player version of frame duration is longer than actual I rebooted and opened Media Composer, and it appears everytime I try playing the timeline. I cannot remember exactly what I did when the problem occured, and the only thing I