I can imagine that correction of this bug will need to resize loop to have boundaries aligned to timecode frames, but that always can be switchable via preference (if someone feels that unusable - particularly in music applications).Screen 1: Dynamic Transport Mode makes it quick and easy to audition your selections. The main reason is when you are using any external application/system for video playback like Video Slave, MTCVideoSlave and others (yes, we all know how crappy AVE is in PT 11/12), there is no possibility to have proper (precision) loop playback with video without special configuration, which, anyway, cannot be precise and cannot work in all configuration (relying on old Mackie HUI protocol and cannot be used with different controllers connected). I hope you all think different way than Avid support and find these feature useful if it will be fixed. Like the support man wrote me in support case I created: it worked in this way long time and we checked there is no such bug here on ideascale, so there is no need to correct this bug. You can check that with any tool which can display MTC (eg. On the second iteration this timecode will be from 00:01:10:01 to 00:01:20:00, etc. On the first iteration it will generate proper addresses. Everyone can check that Pro Tools (HD) does not generate correct timecode which reflects to real position in session, but after first loop it just continue increment address position in timecode/MTC. Recently, I came to a problem with generating timecode or MTC when loop playback.
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