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  • Loïc Pipoz

    June 14, 2005 at 1:48 pm in reply to: Compressor audio sync problem

    I’ve had many time this problem.
    Sometime it’s in sync sometime not.

    The workaround I’ve found it to export the m2v with compressor and next export the timeline in aiff. not using export to quicktime, but export to aiff, and link the two file in dvd studio pro.

    P.S working with PAL here.

    Hope this help

  • There is an other problem with compressor.
    As it is a network product somethime it need a network connection for working well.
    The solution for having it working without ethernet connected or when ISP is down is to crate a network location named off.
    And unchek all port in network setup.
    Then restart.

    On our G5 we do not keep our ethernet switch always on (fan are loud)
    so if the g5 is started with switch off. compressor cannot contact background process.
    with the off location it work after a restart. or just having the switch on before the start make all happening well 🙂

  • Loïc Pipoz

    June 9, 2005 at 8:33 pm in reply to: Duoooh! Why did I do that???

    Avid install some kernel extension in /System/Library/Extensions/ they where probably called Avid* some are (my remember) for managing drives.
    Avid come with an uninstaller you SHOULD use it.

    you can try to reinstall/uninstall to go that working.
    You couuld also trash Extensions.mkext and Extensions.kextcache in /System/Library just by doing these two line in the terminal:

    sudo rm -Rf /System/Library/Extensions.kextcache
    sudo rm -Rf /System/Library/Extensions.mkext

    there are cache file for OS X extensions.
    You MUST reboot after that.

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