Jorge Graupera
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I’m happy to report that all is well again and I’m back to doing what I’m good at, which is editing and not having to deal with technical problems. My iMac was apparently defective because after exchanging it with a new one with the same exact specs, everything is working as it should be. A few things to note: I haven’t put in any third party memory, just using the stock 8gb for now. I also didn’t connect the ONE, just using the onboard audio. Furthermore, I installed the latest CUDA drivers and used that instead of OpenCL. The WD dual Thunderbolt drive is working like a dream with RAID 0 and I haven’t had a single problem since I started editing a few hours ago. Going to send back the Kingston RAM and pick up the OWC ones. Anyway, I’m surprised it was the computer itself that was defective but I suppose it happens. I wonder what exactly was wrong with it that caused so many problems. Thanks to everyone for taking time to answer some questions. Cheers!
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Swapped out for new machine with the same specs at the Apple store; installing CC apps now. I will post later with a verdict. Many thanks to all of you for taking time to provide answers; I’m picking up a lot of great information.
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I already tried re-installing Premiere and After Effects as well as going back to CS6 versions and it hasn’t made a difference. Thank you for chiming in though.
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Thanks for your response! That Echo Express Pro is really cool; had no idea that existed. Could you clarify what you mean by “direct connect”? Do you mean directly connecting an array of RAID drives or a type of “direct connect” drives? I have the WD Dual Velociraptor drives working as RAID 0, surely that is a proper array is it not? Do you use your array as a scratch disk for your raw footage? Could you clarify what you mean by “special case” in regards to the Apogee ONE? Any answers would be greatly appreciated.
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Granted, I knew how to fix the problems with the frequency rates by going to Maestro and manually switching from 44.1 to 48 (though I never had to do that with my older Mac-the ONE is core audio); and some of those bugs were remedied by restarting Premiere. It still seems very odd though since I never had these problems in my older configuration.