What happens if you uninstall the Calibrated codecs? I've seen that
watermark when those codecs are installed in trial-mode.
On 10/14/11, Dom Q. Silverio <domqsilverio@gmail.com> wrote:
> Avid native FORMATS like xdcam and dvcpro hd will not need the actual qt
> codec if you AMA it because it bypasses it. In QT player it will be a white
> screen but will be fine inside the Avid via AMA. Consolidating from here
> will allow you to extract the raw stream and work in native Avid MXF.
>
> Avid DVD does not have this capability does need the QT engine thus QT codec
> to process the file.
>
> Avid DVD should be able to play the Avid files if you installed the Avid PE
> codec package. The LE version does not have the Avid Xdcam QT codec.
>
> DQS
>
>
> On Oct 14, 2011, at 10:04 AM, "ksirul" <kenavid2@glueedit.com> wrote:
>
>> Avid Symphony 5.5.2
>> 32 bit XW8600
>>
>> So if we import XDCam codec footage we get a watermarked Calibrated Q all
>> over the image. If we AMA the footage and Consolidate, it is fine. I
>> recently did this for a multicam project. After the edit was finished, I
>> did a Send To DVD Authoring to go to Avid DVD. The project came up with
>> the Calibrated Q watermark in the Sonic software even though it was not
>> present in the Symphony. A mixdown of the Symphony sequence fixed this
>> but what is the deal?
>>
>> KEN
>>
>>
>>
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