I was quite surprised to find out that a few download sites (Brothersoft etc) does have 7.21 installer, but they do not offer direct download link. However, they redirect you to old Pinnacle site where you can login and after that the Pinnacle site serves you the file! Also, thanks for another ''nameless'' forum member who helped me and shared ...

I wonder if someone still has the patch and could share it. I'm not doing that much video editing these days but have some old projects that I'd like to get out of Liquid...

I had to reinstall Liquid recently and now I can't find the patch. It seems to be taken down from Avid KB also. Could someone please share the patch somewhere?   Edit: Just to clarify, the Avid KB does have the article, but the download link at http://secure.digidesign.com/services/avid/kb/downloads.cfm?digiArticleId=43652 does not work ...

Smetvid:To play uncompressed HD you need four drives configured in a raid-0...  Or you can get one of these http://en.expreview.com/2009/06/06/super-talent-shows-off-its-super-fast-pcie-ssd.html  And yes, the read speed is 1.52 gigabytes/s, not gigabits.

Check out this thread: http://forums.pinnaclesys.com/forums/thread/306157.aspx And here's another, a bit older though: http://forums.pinnaclesys.com/forums/thread/273956.aspx

You should also try free VST plugins available for Liquid: http://www.kjaerhusaudio.com/download.php#free Just copy the .dll files to directory ''Program Files\Avid\Avid Liquid 7\PlugIns\VST'' and restart Liquid. Plugins will be available in Project view->Library->Plug In Clip FX (a rack folder)->Audio I find the Classic Master Limiter ...

Ok, thanks. Any other suggestions on a FCP-friendly export format from Liquid that wouldn't eat up too much disk space (suitable for transfering via web server)?

Because I'm uploading the h.264 movs to a server from which my colleaque downloads them.

I'm using Liquid to capture footage which should be then converted to h.264 Quicktime before taking it to FCP. As Liquid can't directly encode to h.264, I'm just fusing the footage and using Quicktime Pro to convert it to h.264 .mov. A colleaque of mine who edits the footage on FCP says that the field order on exported files is wrong. As we are in ...

Some ''hybrid crossover'' cameras with both HDD and SDHC have option to record on SDHC and move the shots to HDD later. At least some Panasonic cams (like HDC-HS9) can do this. However, the camera has to be connected to power adapter when moving material, battery power isn't enough for some reason. This tech should eliminate humming noises of ...