Ah, Michael, that worked beautifully, simply and quickly. Thanks so much. Still wish I could figure out why the initial transcode came out so pushed, but at least I now know I can fix it.
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, Michael Brockington <brocking@...> wrote:
>
> It doesn't sound to me like you should have a problem.
>
> Try these steps:
>
> 1. Take your Avid media offline. I generally do this by adding an 'X'
> to the end of every "Avid MediaFiles" folder, (so changing the name of
> the folder to "Avid MediaFilesX".) You might have 1 such folder per
> hard drive. Taking it offline will prevent you from relinking to any
> of your transcoded media. When you're done you can bring it all back
> online by restoring the original folder name.
> After doing this your test sequence should be full of offline media.
>
> 2. open all bins with AMA clips and select them all. They should all be
> online.
>
> 3. select your test sequence and Relink to selected clips in all open bins.
>
> If your sequence is now online then you've successfully relinked to your
> AMA files. You can bring your Avid media back online (by restoring the
> "Avid MediaFiles" folders to their proper names) and should then be
> able to re-transcode your sequence to DNxHD115 or whatever resolution
> you prefer.
>
> Cheers,
> --Michael
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