[Adam Mccune]

This continues to happen. I even let the computer sit OVERNIGHT and it wouldn’t play the audio without a reboot.

This is, most definitely a bug of some sort. I’m about to wipe my system and start over.

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[Adam Mccune]

I can only hope I’m so lucky!

So sometimes, it works, other times it doesn’t. This most recent incident, it worked like a charm. Eveyrthing was fine. Then the audio went away. Left the computer on, and it sitting there and when I came back the darned thing had fixed itself.

So, maybe it’s a combination of muxing and new problem. Maybe it has something to do with having an old version on my computer. I dunno. I was about 20 minutes away from wiping and reinstalling everything. So, I’m glad it didn’t come to that……yet.

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[Adam Mccune]

Yes. Generally 1-2 hours, sometimes longer. I wait until the status bar has finished before I even start bringing them into the timeline.

If the problem is muxing, how in the world do I fix this? My workflow hasn’t changed in 5years, the only change has been to the updates in premiere. And the files play fine elsewhere.

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[Adam Mccune]

Crop.

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[Adam Mccune]

…I was saying it sarcastically.

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[Adam Mccune]

Actually, just running into this problem myself, but not as steep of temps (that I know of…) Mine have been between 100-112

Mine actually went into “deep sleep” a few days ago…it shutdown. I blame the heat wave in the North East.

I downloaded smcFanControl (free) and have made a preset to kick up the fan on the CPU and GPU for video editing. It’s a nifty little program. You can customize it and it tells you how hot your program is running.

Part of the make-up of the imac is that the aluminum body is sort of a giant heat-sink; the back and top of the computer do get hot to the touch, because it effectively cools the internals that way.

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[Adam Mccune]

Shouldn’t have to do that even! There is an option under the “inspector” to click for analyzing and stabilization (even a box for rolling shutter) You can do this on import, or after-the-fact, if you like. Not bad.

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[Adam Mccune]

That’s pretty funny….and well done, I might add. For a bunch of creative types, I’ve seen a few sub-par “I hate FCPX” type videos so far, so it’s refreshing to see.

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[Adam Mccune]

Looks like it is down:

https://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/training.apple.com
You can also check:
https://isitdown.us/

They have probably pulled all of them down to update the page. Weird, considering they usually post a “back soon” post-it note.

Adam

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[Adam Mccune]

I saw this posted on here a few times, and to be honest, I don’t know what to make of it.

How do we take this? It smells a little like sour grapes, but certainly has valid points. I also have to wonder about his “10,000 high end” editor number. I would think that those people are not held to one system/software platform.

Where it puts us, I don’t know, but I’m taking this blog post with a grain of salt.

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