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  • Jus10case

    June 25, 2006 at 5:54 am in reply to: AJA Io Final Cut 5, Dropping Frames

    Whats with all the CAPS and negative comments? EVERY piece of information that you say is needed to persue furter, was all in the ORIGINAL post (please read for comprehension and then proceed).

  • Jus10case

    June 25, 2006 at 1:59 am in reply to: AJA Io Final Cut 5, Dropping Frames

    From my original post, here is my drive configuration..

    ( There is a 2nd SATA 200GB (ST3200822AS)internal drive that I have been capturing to for 8 months with no problem at SDI 10Bit Uncompressed from my digibeta deck. I pulled that 200GB drive and replaced it with a 500GB 7200 16MB Cache Segate (ST3500641AS). With the 500GB drive it immediatly started dropping frames on capture. So I benchmarked the drives and the 500GB was a MB or two slower than the 200GB so I bought another 500GB drive and Raid 0’d them together using the SwiftData 200 kit from transintl.com. This config tests out at about 90MB/sec read, and over 100MB/sec write, and still I get the dropped frames problem. Can anyone help? Please? I am starting to have to capture 128Min at a time and the 200GB drive just isn’t large enough to hold it. )

    The internal SATA card that comes with the SwiftData kit is a FirmTek SeriTek/1V4 that gives you 4 internal ports.

    As far as editing, I have been doing edit jobs on it, for 8 or 9 months now I guess, with just the 200GB drive, and I have just never really run into any problems. I know it doesn’t make sense, it doesn’t to me, but before I ran into this problem with the 500GB drives I had never really researched the requirements. The system was originally bought mainly to do DVD’s on, but due to a shortage of machines to work on and our workload, I was forced to do cut a bunch of spots on it, and some longer format stuff also. I have a new Avid Adrenaline going up next week so that will take care of some of strain on our final cut machine, but I would like to have it function the way it theoretically should. I saved the text of the kona test from both the 2 500GB raid 0 and the single 200GB drive but I don’t have them on me, but I will get them off of our final cut machine on monday and post them.

  • Jus10case

    June 23, 2006 at 6:49 pm in reply to: 2 drive striped sata

    Just as a point of order for some reason, with my aja lo, I am able to capture uncompressed 10bit sdi to a single 200GB sata drive that with the kona tests gets around 45mb/sec. But with my Raid 0 two 500GB drive that tests out over 100mb/sec, I cannot capture. Also I am talking about 90minute captures, which almost fill the 200GB drive. I wish I could figure out why I can’t capture to the raid…

  • Jus10case

    June 23, 2006 at 6:42 pm in reply to: AJA Io Final Cut 5, Dropping Frames

    The other strange thing about it, is that I can move the media from my 200GB single drive to the two raid 0 500GB drives and edit 10bit uncompressed with no frame drops at all, but still it drops during capture.

  • Jus10case

    June 21, 2006 at 10:58 pm in reply to: AJA Io Final Cut 5, Dropping Frames

    I was trying 10bit uncompressed from the DigiBeta. I have a firmtek internal SATA card with two 500GB Seagate drives Stipped Raid 0. It’s a kit from Transintl.com that allows you to mount up to 3 more internal drives in the G5’s. It’s avg around 100mb/sec according to the kona test thing from aja. I also looked at the graph and text from that test and it does slighly fluctuate, but never more than 10mb/sec or so.

  • Jus10case

    June 20, 2006 at 8:54 pm in reply to: AJA Io Final Cut 5, Dropping Frames

    Yea I DID have them as Journaled before (and my 200GB drive that works perfectly is currenlty Journaled) but I did correct that the other day per the AJA “support” site, as well as try several other of their suggestions. I was on the phone with a tech person at AJA today, and they actually pointed me to this site as a place to see if anyone had any suggestions on ways to fix it.

  • Jus10case

    June 20, 2006 at 8:38 pm in reply to: AJA Io Final Cut 5, Dropping Frames

    I talked with a guy at AJA today, and he wants to think that it’s just physically something about the drives causing it. I’m not so sure I buy into that though since they are the same brand/speed as my 200GB single drive, that tests at like 40MB/sec and captures perfectly at 10bit uncompressed. And yet I have seen stranger. 🙂

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