Ya, I've been using it for years and continue to use it with 6.0, without any major issues. Using it with a Digital Rapids Hardware Based encoding system. It usually takes a little bit of monkeying around after updating the system to get the ports configured correctly, but once it's set up right, it's been pretty bullet proof. ANd getting the cable built to work correctly, when I first started using it, was more work then anything else. I'm on a mac and have 2 of the USB adapters installed, which means I don't have to turn it on and off when doing digitizing from a tape deck, which I think makes it easier.
I've done testing a couple of time over the years and it seems to be pretty frame accurate as well.
jamie beedy
On Mar 14, 2012, at 11:27 AM, David Vinik wrote:
> Thanks for the input Greg.
> Anyone else have experience with Remote Play?
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> David
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> On Mar 13, 2012, at 7:48 PM, Greg Huson wrote:
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> I was just trying to use it the other day- as remote play - between Protools and 6.01
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> Seemed to work OK, not awesome. Not good enough to replace 'Video Satelite.' Cues slow, etc., but stays locked when it cues correctly.
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> gh
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> On Mar 13, 2012, at 4:43 PM, David Vinik wrote:
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>> Does anyone still use this feature to roll the Avid by another controller.
>> (I've been using a CMX compatible system for 20 years - and for some simple cut pieces,
>> it's easier and faster than digitizing and then doing a Digital Cut)
>> It was "VTR Emulation" for years until version 5 when Avid called it 'Remote Play and Capture"
>> It worked most times in 5.0, but in 5.5 they broke it. How about 6.0?
>> Avid promised to check into it for many many months!
>> Is anyone out there still successfully using it?
>>
>> David
>>
>> David Vinik
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>> The Film Center Building
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>> 212-397-7259
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