[Alexander Kallas]

Trash the FCP prefs
https://www.kenstone.net/fcp_homepage/trashing_fcp_prefs.html

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Alexander

[Alexander Kallas]

What are you trying to load onto this drive?
FCP projects done under Jaguar may not be recognized if you have formatted this under a newer OS,
but QT movies should mount.

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Alexander

[Alexander Kallas]

Get the latest licence of Disk Warrior, you’ll need it !

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Alexander

[Alexander Kallas]

In FCP5.1 select the audio clips, then
modify>levels>gain adjust>relative or absolute

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Alexander

[Alexander Kallas]

OK so how?
Password etc etc. complete instructions please.

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Alexander

[Alexander Kallas]

Shane, do you have a solution for a Macbook Pro?

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Alexander

[Alexander Kallas]

[Russell Lasson] “This is why I was asking about what codec your FCP output was. Then we could determine if the codec was even available on Windows.
So what codec are you editing in and what codec are you using when you transfer out of FCP?
“

Hi Russell,
Before these interpretations of meaning get too weird let me say David hit the correct drift, and fully answered what I was asking,
If you read my first post, and my reply to Rafael, I said that I used Apple 8-bit codec and mentioned that my Windows machine could easily read Apple 8-bit uncompressed, which I transferred out of FCP.
So why do you ask:-“Then we could determine if the codec was even available on Windows”

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Alexander

[Alexander Kallas]

[Tom Wolsky] “Aside from the .mov issue, which as David said, is really simple to solve, is the codec issue. More and more of the FCP codecs are proprietary and not available on the PC AFAIK, Apple Intermediate, ProRes, HDV, DVCPRO HD, and probably others.
“

Hi Tom,
Are you saying that QuickTime Pro for Windows, does not contain the Codecs that QT Pro for Mac has?
So apart from testing, how do we know which Codecs are missing? Is there a list?
Surely it’s only that the Windows application can/cannot read/use them.

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Alexander

[Alexander Kallas]

[David Roth Weiss] “Just add the extension .mov to the self contained file. Period, end of story… Makes no difference whether you add it in the Mac Finder or the Windows Browser. Bingo, you’ll find that the file is suddenly recognized by all Windows apps.

Gee, that was simple wasn’t it???”

Thanks David,
Sure, real simple (when you know how)
That’s why we love the forums!

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Alexander

[Alexander Kallas]

Hi Russell,
read my post above

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Alexander