Jeremy Walton
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Was going to finish my movie in resolve, but with Avid finally getting 2k and 4k ability I decided to finish in Avid. My colorist finished in resolve. We did a few minor edits, but dropped in the new VFX shots, also changed a few stock footage shots. I was told to create a new media MXF and a new AAF to go back to Avid. We did this and all the media is online. The sequence popped up. The only issue is when I hot play I get a weird error.
Assertion failed: I_expected bounds.getresolutionY() == newHeight
File:
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]/snapshots?reiengmtnlion4_1425611347?coresw?ame?src?consumers?devices?SWcompCvtr.c,Line: 1004[/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]The individual clips play fine. If I start a new sequence and drop in clips it works. But the sequence from Resolve that has my movie won't play. With the error message it has a debugger option. I hit that like 10 times then gave me the error, mismatched media, wrong format.
The current new Avid project is 2k. This had me thinking from something I read a while ago. Does my colorist need to change his timeline to 2k before making the AAF, etc.? He's checking tomorrow, but I know its set to HD because his monitor is HD. I read something like changing the timeline to the output you want and setting it to full quality. Thought I would ask here for some help. Thanks![/FONT]
Assertion failed: I_expected bounds.getresolutionY() == newHeight
File:
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]/snapshots?reiengmtnlion4_1425611347?coresw?ame?src?consumers?devices?SWcompCvtr.c,Line: 1004[/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]The individual clips play fine. If I start a new sequence and drop in clips it works. But the sequence from Resolve that has my movie won't play. With the error message it has a debugger option. I hit that like 10 times then gave me the error, mismatched media, wrong format.
The current new Avid project is 2k. This had me thinking from something I read a while ago. Does my colorist need to change his timeline to 2k before making the AAF, etc.? He's checking tomorrow, but I know its set to HD because his monitor is HD. I read something like changing the timeline to the output you want and setting it to full quality. Thought I would ask here for some help. Thanks![/FONT]