Cory Mckechnie
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[Tony!] “Welcome to the “Light” side by the way :)”
Hehe, thanks.
I’d be looking at a Power Mac G5. Probably the Dual 2GHz, but i’d be open to suggestions as to why the Dual 2.3GHz might be a better option (way too pricey for me to consider the Quad).
The Radeon is a pretty “old” card by today’s standards, so I’d probably be better off just taking one of the new NVIDIA cards (gonna have to read up on the reviews to see if upgrading over stock is worth it).
Do you know how many physical drives I can fit in the tower? If I purchase the standard 160GB and bring along my 2x120GB i’d be happy.
Again, thanks for all the help.
Cory -
One way to avoid rendering to unwanted places is to set your Capture Scratch and Audio/Video Renders to the root of a drive and then captures and renders will automatically be placed in the appropriate folder based on the projects name.
For example, if set to a root of a drive, 3 directories will be created on that drive: Capture Scratch, Video Renders, Audio Renders. Then, you start a new project and save it as “Test Project” and capture material, a new directory called “Test Project” will be created in the Capture Scratch directory on the root of the drive. Same thing goes for renders when you do them.
Cory
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Excellent, thank you for the help!!
Cory -
We have an AJA Io. Hmm, i’ll have to check the sytem settings tomorrow to see if it can be done thier (is that where you were going?)
Thanks,
Cory -
OK, so i’m now at work and see under the “audio/video settings” that yes, I can very easily deleted unwanted capture presets. However, i’m now realizing that I don’t actually want to delete them, but rather hide them from the preset list when i go to choose for capturing.
So my question now is, can these presets be hidden easily?
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Thanks for the responses Nick, Kevin.
Cory -
You might to check out the “The Queer Eye Effect” tutorial: https://www.kenstone.net/fcp_homepage/queer_eye.html
Cory