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Network issues!…..I think
Hi Guys,
Small problem. My editing suite has around 20 G5s in it that are all connected to a larger network through ADmitMac.
My problem is this:The hardrives are partitioned into a MacHD and a Work Area for the students to capture and save footage. When i set the Work area as the primary scratch disk in FCP5 it brings up a read/write error warning, but the work area is read and writable. FCP finally loads up with Green screens in the viewer and canvas. My solution was to go and trash final cut pro user settings along with com.apple.finalcutpro. When i do this it solves the problem. I can load up FCP and set the scratch disks to the work area and everything is hunky dory. HOWEVER – When logged in under my name i trashed the com.apple.finalcutpro, logged out, then logged in on another Mac couldn’t set the scratch disks so followed my procedure only com.apple.finalcutpro wasn’t there so i just deleted the Final cut pro user settings. Booted up FCP, it gave me the no firewire warning then once i’d clicked past, FCP pro failed to load (it crashed). I’ve rebooted and tried again, no joy. It isn’t a serial number problem of that i’m certain as i’ve been through every machine and double checked it. Help, if it happens again when a student is logged in and they can’t access final cut then there’s going to be trouble!