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Premiere audio breaking MacBook Pro speakers
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2565401
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Apparently 15″ Macbook Pro’s suck.
In a Bill Davis influenced aside I can only note that since I never edit on a laptop this is a non-issue probably caused by holding the computer the wrong way and I hope Apple engineers don’t waste their precious time trying to fix it.
Herb Sevush
Zebra Productions
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is it an apple or an adobe fault? If it doesn’t do it with fcpx, logic or izotope is it a coding issue?
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[Tom Sefton] “is it an apple or an adobe fault? If it doesn’t do it with fcpx, logic or izotope is it a coding issue?”
Since it only happens on MacBook Pro’s it’s similar to the situation a few years ago where nMPro’s were melting their GFX cards – hardware is not supposed to blow up no matter how bad the software.
Herb Sevush
Zebra Productions
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[Herb Sevush] “Since it only happens on MacBook Pro’s it’s similar to the situation a few years ago where nMPro’s were melting their GFX cards – hardware is not supposed to blow up no matter how bad the software.
“Unless the software sends out a VERY loud noise through the speakers at full volume which will be enough to break ANY laptop speaker! This doesn’t happen with anything else so it’s clearly a software issue.
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[Steve Connor] “This doesn’t happen with anything else so it’s clearly a software issue.”
Or – it doesn’t happen with any other hardware, so it’s clearly a hardware issue.
In either case, just as the hardware should not allow software to send a signal that sets the GFX card on fire, it should not allow an audio signal to be sent that blows up the speakers. It’s a computer, not a dumb amplifier, and it should be able to control it’s environment.
Herb Sevush
Zebra Productions
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[Herb Sevush] “t’s a computer, not a dumb amplifier, and it should be able to control it’s environment.
“Yep it’s all Apple’s fault, nothing to do with a bug in the software 🙂
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[Steve Connor] “Yep it’s all Apple’s fault, nothing to do with a bug in the software :)”
It’s not all Apple’s fault, but a software bug should not allow a user to blow up his hardware. That’s why Apple fixed the issue with the nMP Gfx cards.
I am not aware of any software that is blowing up any pc laptop, and that’s a much larger and varied source of software. Wonder why that is ?
Dell’s new marketing slogan “well hell, at least our s**t doesn’t explode.”
Herb Sevush
Zebra Productions
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Since my name was invoked, I am unfortunately unable to respond as I am currently out of town investigating Southern California’s Haute Cuisine offerings.
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Being British I had to look up corn dogs. Sounds horrendous.
On a more serious note – how do you manage to do serious editing on a laptop, exploding or not? I’m a two screen person myself, and would have a third full screen monitor if I had room.
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[Bernard Newnham] “On a more serious note – how do you manage to do serious editing on a laptop”
Easily! I got out of the “more screens the better” mentality a while ago, don’t get me wrong I do like editing on big screens but the flexibility of editing on a laptop can be very useful.
Also the FCPX interface suits laptop editing very well, I don’t think I could edit on PPro on a laptop so easily.
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