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  • new HDe system

    Posted by Greg Ball on November 16, 2006 at 1:42 am

    Good news. I was able to get my HDe system up and running. I’m waiting for some audio cables, so I didn’t use the junction box. I have 3 questions now.

    1. How do I hook up a composite NTSC monitor to this system? I’m using a PVW 2800 as my deck.

    2. I’m creating a dual boot system with FCP HD on the second drive. How do I get the aja drivers onto the second drive?

    3. How do I create a dual boot system? I’ve installed OSX 10.4.8 on both drives. How will I boot up to each drive?

    Thanks

    Greg Ball replied 19 years, 6 months ago 5 Members · 5 Replies
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  • Jim Calahan

    November 16, 2006 at 4:10 am

    1. How do I hook up a composite NTSC monitor to this system? I’m using a PVW 2800 as my deck.
    Use the green cable of the component cables. or view it thru the deck in e to e if you need to use the component cables to the deck.

    2. I’m creating a dual boot system with FCP HD on the second drive. How do I get the aja drivers onto the second drive?
    Download them from AJAs website and don’t forget the FCP AJA presets.

    3. How do I create a dual boot system? I’ve installed OSX 10.4.8 on both drives. How will I boot up to each drive?
    Mac Help
    Index

    Changing your startup disk
    You can make your computer start up from a CD, a network volume, a different disk or disk partition, or another operating system (such as Mac OS 9 if your computer supports it). To do so, you change your startup disk.

    Open System Preferences and click Startup Disk.
    If necessary, click the lock icon and type the name and password for an administrator user.
    Click the icon of the system folder or system volume that you want to use, then click Restart.
    IMPORTANT: When selecting a network startup volume, be sure you select a valid network startup volume and not a network install image. Choosing a network install image reinstalls your system software and may erase the contents of your hard disk. A standard network volume icon appears as a globe and Mac OS X system folder. When you select a network volume icon, a message appears in the Startup pane describing the volume. A network install icon appears as a globe with downward pointing green arrow.

    Another way to select a startup disk is to hold down the Option key as you restart your computer. You’ll see the available startup disks and can select one.

    Jim Calahan
    KVIE, Sacramento

  • Floh Peters

    November 16, 2006 at 4:11 am

    [Greg] “2. I’m creating a dual boot system with FCP HD on the second drive. How do I get the aja drivers onto the second drive?”

    Boot with your FCP drive and install drivers there.

    [Greg] “3. How do I create a dual boot system? I’ve installed OSX 10.4.8 on both drives. How will I boot up to each drive? “

    System Preferences->Startup Volume. There you can select which HD to use for booting.

    [Greg] “1. How do I hook up a composite NTSC monitor to this system? I’m using a PVW 2800 as my deck.”

    Connect the Composite in of your monitor to the Composite out of your HDe breakout box. (The Y out doubles as the Composite out).

  • Paul Crowe

    November 16, 2006 at 6:48 am

    Hey Greg. Well done that’s the exact same system I’m running. You won’t be dissapointed. Make sure you get yourself some fast storage though.

    Cheers
    Tankboy

  • Elliott Dunwody

    November 18, 2006 at 1:17 am

    [tankboy] “Make sure you get yourself some fast storage though.”

    What drives are you using?

    Elliott

    Bright Blue Sky Productions
    4811 Rivoli Dr
    Macon, GA 31210

    http://www.brightbluesky.com

  • Greg Ball

    November 18, 2006 at 5:06 pm

    I’m using Caldigit S2VR duo with a fasta 4e host adapter
    https://www.caldigit.com/S2VRDuo.asp

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