User Manual

Working with Partially Online Files

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If you try to delete media for a clip that you have checked out from Avid Interplay, and do not

have sufficient permissions to delete, a message informs you that you cannot delete media

associated with checked-in assets from a bin.

For more information about deleting in an Avid Interplay environment, see the Avid

Interplay Access User’s Guide.

Working with Partially Online Files

There are several cases where you might be working with MultiRez clips that are partially

online:

• Consolidating and transcoding a portion of a clip or a subclip.

• Consolidating and deleting original media.

• Partially restoring from an archive.

Clips that are partially online are marked in a bin by a half circle.

Consolidating and Transcoding a Portion of a Clip

You might create a partial clips if you consolidate and transcode a portion of a clip in a sequence.

For example, if you use a portion of a DV 25 clip in a sequence and consolidate and transcode

the sequence to a low resolution, your Avid editing application creates a new master clip in the

low resolution. The new master clip is associated with both resolutions. The following

illustration shows an example with DV 25 clip and 15:1s media.