Installation guide

Documentation Changes

If you experience these problems, you can switch to the older, “classic” character mappings.

To turn classic character mapping on or off:

1. Make sure that the Title Tool is closed.

2. In the Settings tab of the Project window, double-click Interface.

The Interface Settings dialog box opens.

3. Click the General tab.

4. Select or deselect “Use Classic Character Mapping.”

5. Open the Title Tool, switch to a different font, and then switch back to the font you

need.

This action clears any cached font information and ensures that the character mapping

change takes effect.

1080p/29.97 Project Format

Previously, the 1080p/29.97 project was only available on editing applications with

Nitris DX or Mojo DX hardware. With this release of the editing application, the

1080p/29.97 project is also available for software only systems. If you working on an Avid

editing application with an Adrenaline system and you choose the 1080p/29.97 project

format, you will receive the following message. “This project format is not supported with

this hardware. We will switch to Software Only mode.” You will not have access to the

Adrenaline while in this project format. Once you select another project format, you will

regain access to the Adrenaline hardware.

Non-Core AudioSuite Plug-ins

The online Help and the Advanced Guide reference Non-Core AudioSuite Plug-ins in the

Goodies folder. Non-core AudioSuite plug-ins are not included in the Goodies folder. You

must download Non-core AudioSuite plug-ins from the digidesign.com Web site.

Importing Proxy Media

Avid's feature “Avid Media Access (AMA)” allows you to link directly to P2, XDCAM, or

XDCAM EX media. However, if you want to import XDCAM proxy media, you need to

turn off AMA. See “Selecting the AMA Settings” in the Help for information on deselecting

this option, and then follow the steps in the Help topic “Importing Proxy Media from an

XDCAM Disc.”

For more information about AMA and Importing and Exporting, see the section on “File

Based Media” in the Help or in the Advanced Guide .pdf of your Avid editing system.