Ethan Benninger
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I have seen (and fixed) this problem in both Final Cut Pro version 6 and version 7. One day the color bars are available in the generator pop-up, the next day, when I click on Bars and Tone (NTSC), they load into the viewer and all I get is a white screen in the viewer where the color bars should be.
The only way I found to solve this issue is to trash the preferences for Final Cut. I used the Preference Manager program (there are others out there too), and after trashing the prefs and restarting Final Cut, my bars were back!
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Jenny, I feel your pain. I had the exact same problem on 2 separate projects (see my previous posts in this thread). The only thing that seemed to fix it was keeping FCP at version 6.0.5. For whatever reason going to 6.0.6 caused things to get glitchy. I’m running QuickTime 7.6.4. Don’t know if this makes a difference or not. Sometimes Quicktime can be the culprit of computer weirdness. Good luck.
Dual 2.0 GHz PowerPC G5, 4 GB DDR SDRAM, ATI Radeon X800 XT
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I did a number of things to try and solve this issue. I did a fresh install of Leopard and FCP on a secondary internal SATA drive, thinking that it might wipe out the problem I was having–it didn’t. I also copied my project off my partially full (50-60%) external HD, onto my now nearly empty internal SATAII drive. No dice–Still slow, out of sync audio. I ended up uninstalling and reinstalling FCP a number of times, and the version that I have now (and everything is working currently) is 6.0.5. I think that going to 6.0.6 may have caused the audio problems. I hope that this helps, and that you are able to resolve your issue, cause it’s darn frustratin’!
Dual 2.0 GHz PowerPC G5, 4 GB DDR SDRAM, ATI Radeon X800 XT
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I too am having this Slow-Mo audio problem, with two separate projects–both are SD. One was finished over a month ago and always played fine. Then today with a newer project, opened for the first time on this machine. I deleted all render files, reconnected the media, rendered an audio mixdown and even exported out an .mov AUDIO only. The audio plays back out of sync and slow in the timeline, and in the .mov file. The other weird issue is that it only seems to effect random clips in the timeline–some are slow and out of sync, and then suddenly the audio switches back to normal, in sync. The media is on an internal SATA drive with plenty of room. Help! This appears to be a bug in the most current version of Final Cut (6.0.6), has anyone solved this issue?
Dual 2.0 GHz PowerPC G5, 4 GB DDR SDRAM, ATI Radeon X800 XT