I've put the Liquid drivers on a website.  Just run the exe and specify which box you have connected. Good luck.

Greetings. I'm afraid your question is difficult to understand. Could you explain more on what you're trying to do?

As long as it continues to work for you, there's no reason not to use it. The big problem is going to be when you need to move it to another system and can't get it activated. I hope it continues to work for you for a long, long, time.

Ah, the passing of an era. I also have an XP system still running Liquid, but that too will be going away shortly. I had been using it predominantly for analog import and color correction, but I have enough cameras with DV passthru that I/O for my old stuff isn't really an impediment, and Resolve Light is free. I will miss it though.

From the control panel (Edit->Control Panel) choose the System tab, select Player, and then make sure that you have chosen the correct inputs. I believe that if you're using something like the Pro BOB or MovieBox Deluxe etc. that the player defaults to IEEE, which has no media settings (it's always DV or MPEG-2 for HDV).  

Are you till running under XP?

From a quick perusal on the web: http://bedroomproducersblog.com/2012/01/17/free-polarity-switch-vst-plugin-released-by-sleepy-time-records/ I don't use it, and so can't comment on it, but it was one of many that I found.

I don't think you can invert the channel natively, but there's probably a VST out there that can do it, and you can use that in Liquid.

VE7AXO:I would prefer to not meet such a driver on the same road that I am using. You obviously never drove around Boston!!

Igor, I do try to keep an open mind as well. My commentary is not realy aimed at someone making a deliberate artistic interpretation. It's more aimed at the people who really push the image just because they can, whether or not they should. I look at a lot of grading samples (comparing against my own), and while we all like nice blue skies, the ...