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Leopard + Studio 2 – success stories?
Hi
I just spoke to a fella who has his own FCP podcast series, he says leopard and Studio 2 are not a problem, as long as you do a clean install or at least and archive install.I tried, but did not do a clean or archive install, and had big problems. I would like to move to Leopard particularly for putting XP on a space for apps I need that there are no Mac equivalent of… like Canopus Imaginate.
Has anyone there had success stories, particularly with using Motion templates in FCP?
Thanks a bunch,
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8 Replies
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The motion templates work great now that Apple released the 10.5.1 update and additional FC Studio 2 updates. Before this they weren’t working at all. Just run your software updates.
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So far, so good on an iMac doing DV editing only.
I think anyone with software plug-ins or capture cards should still be a litte cautious, but if you’ve got a really basic setup (firewire in/out, no 3rd party filters) then I think it’s ok at the moment.
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Working great here with a BMD Decklink HD card.
Very happy with Leopard – it was worth the upgrade alone for the Quick Look feature a very easy way t look through files on your drives
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Thanks guys
And yep, Jeff, I will upgrade on my laptop only at the moment, and wait for AJA to deliver some Leopard drivers before I do the desktop… thanks again.Mark.
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Does anyone know if Final Cut Studio (not FCS 2) works well on leopard?
Nate
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[Nate Graham] “Does anyone know if Final Cut Studio (not FCS 2) works well on leopard?”
Its probably ok, but 4.5 is not compatible with leopard so says apple.
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No problems.. working with DVCPRO-HD and leopard and dualquad.
Anders
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I would be leery about using FCP 5.x on Leopard. There’s a lot of variables involved, including the version of Quicktime. If you want to test it, make sure you clone your hard drive first.
Arnie
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