My multicam edit has just started to stutter

[Dan Shallenberger]

I know this thread had been dead for a while, but it describes EXACTLY what’s happening to me.

I am not using RAID either, but have been thinking about using the Disc Utility software raid. Will it help with the multicam stuttering? or do I need a hardware raid setup? I have 3 1.5tb drives in my mac pro right now, but using them individually.

[Bruno Fraga]

But I have 3 HD (1TB SATA each one)on RAID 0 and it gives me the same problem, what is this problem?

My system config:

Mac 8core 2.8 / 10GB RAM / Matrox MXO2 / 3TB (RAID 0) / Snow Leo / FCP 7

Thanks.

[Mitch Jacobson]

Video out – FCP 7.01 Bug???

( https://www.lafcpug.org/phorum/read.php?1,242934,243404)

Load up your Final Cut Studio Install disk,
or if you’ve made a disk image (good idea) access that.

Inside that, notice that the “Instal Final Cut Studio” package is actually an Alias,
so right-click on that and “Show Original”

You’ll be taken to a folder called “Installer” inside of which is another folder called “Packages”

Inside the Packages folder locate the VideoOutSupport.pkg,
right-click on it, and “Show Package Contents”

Inside the Contents folder, locate the Archive.paz.gz file.
Drag it to the desktop, and double click on it to un-zip it.

This will create a folder called “Library”
Open it, go to the QuickTime folder inside it,
and there you will find the file “DesktopVideoout.component”

Put this file in Macintosh HD > Library >QuickTime,
replacing the similarly named file there.

Digital Cinema Desktop Preview should now work.

EOM

Mitch Jacobson
Producer/Editor: Avid & FCP
New York City