Re: [Avid-L2] MC6 TWO QUESTIONS: Write to internal drive and DNxHD options

I was just looking at the README, so this is fresh in my mind.

It says the root of the system drive has to have permissions set to
read/write for 'everyone'. It sounds like you might only be 2/3rds there!

Cheers,
--Michael

On 11-11-18 10:39 AM, Steve Hullfish wrote:
> So, I upgraded to Lion and MC6 last night.
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> I am really liking the nice clean MC6 interface. This looks like a GUI for this century. Congrats to Avid on a nice looking release…I haven't played with it enough to comment further… I haven't had any of the missing windows issues others did… the download from Avid servers took over an hour...
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> TWO questions:
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> I remember seeing a brief warning that in 6 it won't see my internal drive as a drive that media and renders can be written to, but there was a workaround given. I thought it was just changing the read/write permissions. I did that. The system, and me as a user, both have read write permissions for the internal drive. This is on a MacBookPro/Lion10.7.2/MC6.0. The MacBookPro is 2.53Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo 4GB 1067 MHz DDR3.
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> I also went in to settings and deselected all of the check boxes about not writing media to drives too slow for the resolution of the media, boot drive, etc.
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> 1) I'm still not seeing how I can transcode a bunch of AMA clips (that are on the internal drive) to DNxHD files on the internal. This is just for training purposes, so I don't care about the drive being too slow or whatever.
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> 2) While I'm at it… it looks like my transcode options are limited to a single flavor of 444 DNxHD at 350Mb? There's also an uncompressed option and a ProRes option… I wanted to compress to some "near-line" quality DNxHD similar to ProRes LT. I'm assuming that's a hardware upgrade?
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> Steve Hullfish
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