Dave Baldwin
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I use it on my MacBook Pro all the time w/ no problems.
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After Effects can standards convert as well. There’s a tutorial on how to convert framerates.
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I’ve been very pleased w/ the Samson C01U – USB Studio Condenser Microphone. Good bang for the buck and couldn’t be easier to use.
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Cross platform?… did I miss something? Can’t find anything on Apple’s website
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Try a polarizer filter to block out light coming at certain angles. Might even be able to stack them and get a clearer view at your welds.
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Thanks, Craig. I think your suggestion stopped the bleeding, but it’s still frustrating because it was working properly and then, boom, it starts crashing all of the sudden. I saw one of your other posts on the adobe forum and somebody mentioned double checking that all the proper fonts are still installed so that’ll be my next focus.
Appreciate your help,
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CLARIFICATION: PPro crashes, not the entire computer system. We just need to restart PPro to get back up and running, but of course any unsaved changes are lost.
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With the deck plugged in, go to My Computer. Right click on the HDV deck and choose “Properties”. Click the “AutoPlay” tab. Click the “Prompt me each time to choose an action” option.
That should do it.
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It’s actually a FAT32 limitation not a FCP/MAC limitation (might even be a FAT32 on a PC limitation). Seems to me, on a MAC, I was able to get larger files on there, but then trying to transfer to a PC, everything started reading and writing as if the disk was locked and saying I didn’t have access. A real pain.
Thumb/flash drives are all formatted FAT32, that’s why they can be used on both PC and MAC, but because most of them are under 2gigs the limitation is never hit. MAC uses its own formatting system and most newer PCs use NTFS. These can both handle some hefty file sizes but they don
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Fat 32 will work as long as the file size is small enough. Can’t remember what the limit is, but I think 2gig is the max.
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