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  • J caleb Stewart

    July 3, 2011 at 10:10 pm in reply to: FCP Stops Recognizing Auido

    I do have all of my media on a separate internal drive and the Mac HD backed up with Time Machine.

    I like the idea of “un-gooing” the system with a clean instal…. Are you suggesting I wipe the Mac HD, re-install snow leopard, then drag in important content (fcp files, iTunes Library, etc.) from the Time machine back up? I’ve had this machine for a good while and recently opted to upgrade the RAM rather than get a new machine.

    This current project is XDCam EX 1080p30 (on a 23.98 time line). I didn’t shoot or convert the footage, but I believe it was shot on a 7D. I was having the same issue with footage sot on 7D but converted to ProRes and ProRes LT.

    I really appreciate your insights.

    Best,
    Caleb

  • J caleb Stewart

    July 3, 2011 at 5:34 pm in reply to: FCP Stops Recognizing Auido

    Exactly – no levels in the FCP audio meters. I re-installed last night, but the same issue occurred. However, after re-installing, the Drop Frame warning (which I had turned off) started piping up. Could it be that there’s just too much going on and the system is loosing track? I started cutting with only one or two sequences open at a time and it has gotten better…

    I’d still love to hear any thoughts you might have. Thanks, Jerry!

    Best,
    Caleb

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