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PProCC2015 not seeing USB 3 RAID in Media Browser (Mac)
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[Oliver Peters] “It’s brand new and was formatted about a week ago under 10.10.4. “
You formatted it using Disk Utility or the included OWC utility? I ran into the exact same problem a year ago and the solution was to reformat it using Disk Utility. Submitted a bug report, posted on the COW (Kevin from Adobe said it was a known issue) and on Adobe’s forums. Bummer that it’s still an issue.
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[Andrew Kimery] “You formatted it using Disk Utility or the included OWC utility? I ran into the exact same problem a year ago and the solution was to reformat it using Disk Utility.”
It’s not mine personally, but at a facility I work at a lot. I did their upgrade and in checking back, I realized the array came performed from OWC. So yes, I guess I need to repartition it using Disk Utility. Argh.
– Oliver
Oliver Peters Post Production Services, LLC
Orlando, FL
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[Oliver Peters] “So yes, I guess I need to repartition it using Disk Utility. Argh.”
Really annoying bug and it drove me nuts until I figured out what was going on. Thankfully I noticed it right off the bat so I nuking it with Disk Utility wasn’t a problem.
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Guys…
looks like this might be solved…
read link below
https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/3/968788
Alex
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[Alex Udell] “looks like this might be solved…”
Yes, this app did indeed fix the issue. Anyone else with a similar issue needs to contact the drive maker’s tech support for a similar solution. Evidently custom drive icons (maybe not all, but I don’t know) cause problems with Adobe Premiere Pro’s Media Browser. Removing custom icons – they have to be removed, not simply replaced with a generic icon – fixes the problem.
– Oliver
Oliver Peters Post Production Services, LLC
Orlando, FL
http://www.oliverpeters.com
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