User Manual

Checklist for Editors Working with Interplay
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Support for HD RGB Media
Avid Interplay supports two HD RGB resolutions:
• 1:1 10-bit HD RGB. This resolution is supported for check in, check out, and deletion. It is
not supported for Media Services operations.
• DNxHD 444. This resolution is supported for all Interplay operations.
Support for Mixed Frame Sizes and Aspect Ratios
Avid editing applications use the Reformat attribute of a clip to resize and reposition the clip so
that it conforms to the current frame size and aspect ratio specified in the Project settings. When
you create a clip or subclip, the Reformat attribute is automatically set to Stretch. Settings other
than this default are not supported in Interplay workflows.
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If you are working in an Interplay environment, do not change the Reformat attribute from
the Stretch setting. If you use a different setting, and you then use Interplay Transcode or
Send to Playback, the results might not be what you expect.
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When editing HD formats, make sure that you acquire your
media in a format supported by Interplay.
“Interplay Support for
Native HD 23.976p and
24p Formats” in the Avid
Interplay Help”.
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If you are working on an audio production using Avid Pro
Tools, refer to the documentation for specific requirements
on Interplay.
Pro Tools Avid Interplay
Guide on the Avid web
site.
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If you are working on a production using Avid DS, refer to
the documentation for specific requirements on Interplay.
Avid DS help.
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Check in your sequence and bins to Interplay at regular
intervals, and particularly before you finish your editing
session, either by using the correct Interplay Folder setting or
by dragging-and-dropping to the correct folder.
“Checking Avid Assets In
to the Interplay Database”
on page 1162.
After Editing:
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Name the final sequence according to the naming
conventions BEFORE you check it in.
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Check the Unchecked-in Avid Assets/your username folder
for any unchecked-in assets. Delete any assets (media,
effects, and so on) that you no longer require.
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