Adam White
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Brandon,
The re-install didn’t affect any licensing or the structure of my system drive. Everything remained the same, untouched.
I’ve just checked the Foundry plugin I have for After Effects. It’s working fine (node locked).
Pro Res 4444 is working as it was prior to upgrade. No dropped frames at all with audio and video running via my Decklink card.
Basically it appears that the re-intall works in the same way as the upgrade of the OS, as it doesn’t mess with your previous disk image other than updating OS components.
Why has this worked? I’m not entirely sure. Perhaps something wasn’t installed properly during the upgrade process compared with what occurred with the re-install.
Good luck.
Adam
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When you boot up your machine, hold down ‘command R’. This will eventually take you to a page that gives you a number of options, one of them being reinstall mountain lion.
Hope it works for you.
Adam
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Today I re-installed Mountain Lion on my edit machine and this seems to have solved the issue. I no longer have dropped frames through my Decklink card.
Note:I only re-installed Mountain Lion, I didn’t start with a clean drive and do a fresh install as has been suggested on other forums.
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Yes, I would also like to know if any progress/updates have been made to resolve this issue.
Thanks,
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Hi Sarah,
I’m just wondering if there has been any progress solving this issue? I currently have a work around for presentations with clients but ideally would like to be able to get the Decklink card working with audio as soon as possible for outputting.
Thanks,
Adam White