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  • Wow. I had no recollection that Render Selection default is unchecked. I never imagined that a crash or kernel panic could happen in about a ten second span between rendering one audio file and the next . . . especially without me noticing any other indication that something was awry.

    Does Render Selection for Video also revert to default unchecked? Because the first thing I tried when the audio wouldn’t render was a video render using the same old ⌘R and it worked because it wasn’t unchecked. Also, I can imagine a lot of other things that should have reverted to defaults as well if my preferences were trashed and yet none of those did.

    All strange . . . but thanks for the help because everything’s working now and until the next issue that’s all that matters!

  • Thank you so much.

    Of course you never think of the more obvious things at 3am after ten hours of work.

    What I can’t understand is how in the middle of working somehow all my audio render options (Render Selection, Render All) became unticked in the dropdown? I always use the keyboard shortcuts and never even go in there!

    But thanks, this was a pleasantly simply fix to wake up to after four hours of sleep.

    Cheers,
    James

  • James Meagher

    December 8, 2009 at 5:54 pm in reply to: Snow Leopard, P2 and FCS 2

    I simply ingested my media by connecting the HVX to my mac via firewire. Then put the HVX into PC mode and it will show up on your desktop. (All of this is explained in detail in the HVX’s User Manual.) Sadly time consuming. I realize that this isn’t the best solution – but if you’re in a pinch this’ll work.

    James

  • James Meagher

    November 19, 2009 at 8:53 pm in reply to: Snow Leopard, P2 and FCS 2

    I downloaded some P2 Snow Leopard drivers from here earlier today:

    https://eww.pavc.panasonic.co.jp/pro-av/support/cs/csregistp2m/ep2main/macp2driver_e.htm

    I’ve downloaded the contents of my P2 card by firewire from my HVX200 in PC MODE (1394 DEVICE) onto my MBP (see page 82 of the AG-HVX200P Operating Instructions). Then I opened Log & Transfer in FCS2 and directed it to the folder on my desktop containing the P2 contents.

    Though the transfer of files via the firewire took longer than using the P2 in the Duel Adaptor used to (and tied up the camera for the duration), now that I’ve got the files into my system I’m having no problems whatsoever editing them.

    Hopes this helps those of you out there who did a silly thing (upgrade too soon) like me. Funny thing is that I held off from upgrading to Leopard for soooo long because of issues like these that I ended up skipping it entirely. Then SL came out and I thought hmmm . . . I’m two OS behind now – better catch up after it’s been out for a couple months . . . Lesson learned

    James

  • James Meagher

    November 19, 2009 at 3:23 pm in reply to: Snow Leopard, P2 and FCS 2

    Hello,

    I’m wondering if anyone has any new information on these compatibility issues since this conversation happened over two months ago. I’d love to know if the parties involved have sorted the DuelAdapter/P2/Snow Leopard workflow/compatibility out yet?

    Cheers,
    James

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