James Cude
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Yeah there are a lot of good alternatives out there if it’s literally glitching regularly.
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As it’s totally random I can’t think of a way you would automatically remove those bad frames other than manually. It sounds like you should look into replacing Adobe Connect if they’re not planning to fix this issue for you.
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Mine doesn’t send Tweets- thank goodness.
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Also LaCie Rugged Thunderbolts- no problems.
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Does it look the same in QuickTime Player X? That’s supposed to match FCP X.
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Color calibration is an art unto itself- learn video scopes well and rely on those. Having a proper broadcast monitor is also key. And just FYI- the Spyder is for print work, not video.
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Also you can tag specific clips with Roles and then use the Timeline Index to sort/solo/disable specific Roles. It’s not quite the same as color labeling but it can be useful if you spend some time to try it.
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Yeah but why bolt on PCI to Thunderbolt if you don’t have to- all that extra gear, cabling, power needs etc.. Sure it works for older legacy gear but unless you’re planning on blazing through 1080p uncompressed, something like this makes more sense:
https://www.g-technology.com/products/g-speed-q
You get FW800 for the older Mac Pro and with eSATA you could easily go USB3 to on the new Mac Pro.
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If a new Mac Pro is in your future- it would make more sense to plan for a Thunderbolt Raid i.e. a Pegasus and get by with something else for now that you could reuse such as a drive with both USB and Thunderbolt. GTech makes such RAIDS. PCI to Tbolt is an option but probably not as solid of performance.
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Is everything else set to automatic? Perhaps you are also syncing by timecode. Send a screenshot.