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  • Mary beth Koplin

    January 31, 2012 at 10:18 pm in reply to: Audio Interface choice for FCP 7

    I didn’t update my gear on my profile yet, sorry, i should have.
    I now have a mac pro and Mac 10.6.8. I have been avoiding going to Lion and FCPX because of the expense, etc. I guess I will have to do that at some point.

    Mac OS 10.4.11
    Processor – Dual 1.8 GHx PowerPC G5
    Memory 1.25 GB DDR SDRAM

    Software:
    Final Cut Pro 5.1

  • Mary beth Koplin

    December 29, 2008 at 10:43 pm in reply to: Capture on PC/Edit on Mac with Final Cut?

    so, lets see if I got this:
    1. If my PC was faster I could use PPRO to capture .avi files, but FCP on my current mac G5 would require lots of rendering time for the .avi file.
    2. If my mac was intel-based, then I could purchase PPRO for the mac, and edit both .mov and .avi files with that. and it would be RT, no rendering using PPRO? sounds like I still wouldn’t be able to use FCP on the mac for editing those files. really, I think I prefer to stay with FCP since I’ve spent so much time on it.

    can you think of any other solution for when I am traveling, maybe I have to save up for a mac laptop!!! if so, what should I get?

    Mac OS 10.4.11
    Processor – Dual 1.8 GHx PowerPC G5
    Memory 1.25 GB DDR SDRAM

    Software:
    Final Cut Pro 5.1

  • Mary beth Koplin

    December 11, 2008 at 4:04 pm in reply to: Scrolling text too slow

    of course! thank you !

    Mac OS 10.4.11
    Processor – Dual 1.8 GHx PowerPC G5
    Memory 1.25 GB DDR SDRAM

    Software:
    Final Cut Pro 5.1

  • Mary beth Koplin

    November 24, 2008 at 5:38 pm in reply to: Please recommend Voice Changing Software

    thanks – what is your rate?

    Mac OS 10.4.11
    Processor – Dual 1.8 GHx PowerPC G5
    Memory 1.25 GB DDR SDRAM

    Software:
    Final Cut Pro 5.1

  • Mary beth Koplin

    November 22, 2008 at 8:04 pm in reply to: Dropped frames problem

    Wanted to take a minute and thank you for your detailed discourse. I have a lot to learn, and I am saving this email: it was really helpful,

    Mac OS 10.4.11
    Processor – Dual 1.8 GHx PowerPC G5
    Memory 1.25 GB DDR SDRAM

    Software:
    Final Cut Pro 5.1

  • Mary beth Koplin

    November 21, 2008 at 10:11 pm in reply to: Dropped frames problem

    Mark – very interesting! I will turn off that warning so I can work a little more peacefully.
    My hard drive was new a year ago, but that doesn’t mean there ain’t something wrong with it, right?
    I will look with interest to see if you have a solution, that is, of course, after you are done your project. What is an external RAID media drive? I have a Lacie, but it’s in mothballs right now. it’s a little old, too.

    I am just wondering if that 1.2 RAM is my problem after all. I’d be willing to get 2 to 4 total…if I thought this would help.

    Mac OS 10.4.11
    Processor – Dual 1.8 GHx PowerPC G5
    Memory 1.25 GB DDR SDRAM

    Software:
    Final Cut Pro 5.1

  • Mary beth Koplin

    November 21, 2008 at 4:10 pm in reply to: Dropped frames problem

    I usually render as I go, so everything has been rendered

    also, good to know that the output to DVD will not be affected. sure would hate to get to that point and have a lot more work to do

    —about your comment “1.2 RAM seems odd, 2 or 4 might be better”: I guess I can get my local tech to install? in other words, it’s memory that has to be added, or does it require some other kind of action?

    Mac OS 10.4.11
    Processor – Dual 1.8 GHx PowerPC G5
    Memory 1.25 GB DDR SDRAM

    Software:
    Final Cut Pro 5.1

  • Mary beth Koplin

    November 21, 2008 at 4:07 pm in reply to: Dropped frames problem

    Thanks for the response! I so appreciate this forum, and your help.
    let me clarify: the media files on the storage drive are not being used in the project (although I cannot say for sure that they are not used in ANY project). hwoever, they are not used in any OPEN project!
    this might be a ridiculous question, maybe I really need to know: the reason for ‘no media files’ on the storage partition of my system drive? .

    your comment: sticking with DV when cutting off a single drive – application is on the system drive, and all media, project files, etc are on the drive #2, my ‘working drive’ . a separate drive.

    would you then say I am cutting off a single drive? i am trying to think of what you mean by ‘cutting’…i assume it’s create a sequence.

    so if I’m really using 2 drives, what compression choices might I have?

    when you say “DV” does that mean compression DV/DVC PRO NTSC?

    sorry I’m not a professional or even a very good amateur, so I’m even just learning many terms of speech.

    Mac OS 10.4.11
    Processor – Dual 1.8 GHx PowerPC G5
    Memory 1.25 GB DDR SDRAM

    Software:
    Final Cut Pro 5.1

  • Mary beth Koplin

    November 18, 2008 at 12:04 am in reply to: stills lose resolution when playing sequence

    ahhh– thank you!!

  • Mary beth Koplin

    November 1, 2008 at 11:17 pm in reply to: QT movie taking forever to render

    You guys really helped me solve this problem. The clip properties did NOT match the sequence properties. Additionally, the clip was from a camera giving it a compression not available in my existing list of Compressions in FCP sequence properties. So, using Streamclip as suggested I was able to import my clip into Streamclip, export as a QT movie, and then make sure the sequence settings matched clip settings.

    Many thanks for such great help, and I will keep the tutorial offerings in mind

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