901_david
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also the newest macbook pro will be able to have up to 4 Gigs of RAM in it which will be a huge plus for on th emove editing, but personally although I have yet to use this new macbook pro, I have always been bummed on editiing even on the best laptops. They are slower and bog down, and mostly the thing that bugs me after working on two huge dual screens I cannot get over the crammed look of FCP. Really that is what bothers me, although I am very interested in this thread because I am thinking about purchasing a new laptop for on the road editing, although I only use DV, I am using an extreme amount of high-level efffects that take time to be rendered. On my macpro with 9 Gigs ram I am flying still but on a laptop I am afraid it will not be worth the time cause it will take so much longer, and end up being a waste of money
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hmmmmm I have had a similar thing happen to me and someone with more experience may be able to shed some light on this, but I have made changes to a multiclip AKA change the sync of an angle or something similar to the main multiclip but since my multiclip was already in the timeline for somereason it wasnt refresed and changed I ended up having to drop it back in the time line again, luckily I hadn’t done any editing yet…..but the main problem was I found that one of the clips was out of sync and used the (either command shift or control shift I hav eto look it up every time) to change the sync of the angle and it would seeem to apply it to what was already in the timeline….this sounds very similar to whats going on in yours….I bet what would fix it (although I dont recommend it) is to simply delete and re drop the multiclips back into the timeline (you might even try it on another sequence) but I would love for someone with a ton of multiclip experience to shed some light onto this…..
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so tose issues only seemed to occur in your HD projects? Or in both Hd and SD? (field reversal)