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Avid Guide for AMA Workﬂow

QuickTime

What happens if… I re-create my QuickTime movie with the same settings?

If you make changes to the QuickTime movie, this new version will link to the original clip in your bin and in your

edited timelines, without you doing anything at all. If the new version is in the same location and has the same

name, number of tracks, and duration, then that is the movie to which the AMA clip will access.

This might happen if you re-render an animation to change something like the colors that are used, the spelling

of a title, replace a logo, or replace a layer.

What happens if… I re-create my QuickTime movie using a different codec?

This is OK. In fact, it’s a common workﬂow to work with the same movie at different compression levels. For

example, you might edit while AMA linked to an SD or low-resolution (proxy) version of an animation, and at a

later date, you replace this movie with a high-resolution version. If you keep in mind the guidelines above, this

new version will relink automatically to your clip and timelines.

What happens if… I re-create my QuickTime movie at a different length?

The clip in your bin will not link properly to the new

QuickTime movie. You will see the dialog below, which

informs you that the original clip cannot be linked to this

new movie. It will, however, offer to create a new clip in

your bin that’s linked to the new version of the movie. The

original clip will remain ofﬂine, as will any instances of it in

your timelines.

What happens if… I re-create my QuickTime movie with a different number of tracks?

Changing the number of tracks in a QuickTime movie is

not supported. You will see the dialog below, which

informs you that the original clip cannot be linked to this

new movie. It will, however, offer to create a new clip in

your bin that’s linked to the new version of the movie. The

original clip will remain ofﬂine, as will any instances of it in

your timelines.

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