Jonathan Dortch
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Managed to finally fix this. Literally took manually removing every Adobe reference from my system and running a clean install. Removed all Adobe references with App Zapper and a manual removal from both the root and User Library Application Support and Preferences folders. Now AE seems to be opening and running smoothly (crossing fingers).
Tried running a fresh install after using the Adobe CS5 Uninstaller and Adobe Clean Up twice only to experience immediate problems. Sometimes AE would boot only to revert back to the same “dynamiclinkmanager.app” error on second launch. The manual removal of all Adobe references and a fresh install was the only way I’ve been able to get it to boot after experiencing this dynamiclinkmanager app error this morning out of the blue.
Running OSX 10.6.7, AE CS5 10.0 install upgraded to 10.0.2. First experienced this problem after running a OSX font update, security update, and 10.6.7 update this morning. What a pain.
JONATHAN DORTCH
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Getting the exact same issue here. Only started today. Updated to 10.6.7 this morning and installed the security and font update. Seems to have broken AE CS5. I reinstalled from the disc and it worked for about 4 hours before reverting to the same launch error. Any ideas?
JONATHAN DORTCH
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Having the exact same problem. Will only close the first gap in the timeline, then every following gap. It won’t close the gap at the playhead with the shortcut or with a right click command. Just happened after the ProApps / 7.0.2 update. It does seem to correct problem if you eliminate any multi-track audio before the gap (e.g. only 2 layers of audio). Any more news on this? I use close gap religiously — this is beyond annoying…
JONATHAN DORTCH
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That’s definitely what I was going to recommend. I’m not running their post, I’m just freelance editing. Correct me if I’m wrong, but since the Varicam shoots and records to DVCPRO HD tapes, the inital content is already compressed 7:1, right? So what is there to gain by importing and working with a uncompressed codec? Especially since the final output is SD DVD. The quality is never going to be better than the original compressed image. If anything working in DVCPRO HD allows for a future HD DVD to be made, right?
Yeah I’m aware compressor can downconvert for encoding, but this is a big job, a 25,000+ discs, and compressor won’t be handling the MPEG2 compression, it will be done a replection house.
It seems like the best workflow is DVCPRO HD tape, imported DVCPRO HD codec, work in DVCPRO HD timeline, deliver DVCPRO HD master to be dubbed to Digibeta for the delivery…