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  • Mrvideo

    April 23, 2005 at 3:12 am in reply to: OSX 10.3 install problems

    [Mark Simpson] “You think they just ‘might’ include this bit of advice if it’s a no no.

    Mark – it really is about understands what works and what doesn’t. Experience seems to be the most valuable indicator. In the past I Have dumped 10.2 over 10.1 and succeeded but the later versions seem to be less forgiving.

    [Mark Simpson] “What is Carbon Copy Cloner?

    Carbon Copy Cloner is a shareware tool that can be found in many places, that allows you to clone files, folders or entire operating system copies. It has a simple interface that allows you to copy anything selected.

  • Mrvideo

    April 18, 2005 at 1:32 am in reply to: Help on clone Harddisks

    You didn’t mention which system, but using Carbon Copy Cloner to copy, file by file to an external Firewire drive, should be able to boot off the Firewire drive in case of emergencies. If you need to run DiskWarrior without booting to the CD, you can boot the Firewire copy and run DW on the original disk drive.

  • Mrvideo

    April 18, 2005 at 1:29 am in reply to: OSX 10.3 install problems

    Do not EVER dump a 10.y over 10.x upgrade. You are just asking for problems when you do.

    I don’t know if Apple even recommends this but experience tells us to backup all the important stuff with Carbon Copy Cloner to another bare/empty drive or Firewire drive and then format and initialize the boot drive , then install Panther. A fresh install should do good. Using CCC, restore the Applications, Documents, Users and mail and bookmarks back to the newer applications such as Safari and Mail

  • Mrvideo

    April 17, 2005 at 8:08 pm in reply to: FCP 5 on Store Page! nt.

    It may be a little early to really know all the facts. Just because we all have been expecting Multicam and HDV, that doesn’t mean there aren’t at last 198 new features

  • Mrvideo

    April 17, 2005 at 7:41 pm in reply to: Final Cut Pro 5 Announced !

    What is the advertised shipping date?

  • Mrvideo

    April 17, 2005 at 7:41 pm in reply to: Some info on NAB

    Interesting if this is real time blogging!

    Final Cut Pro Studio – includes FCP 5 (Soundtrack Pro?) – DVD Studio Pro 4 – Motion 2 – Whoowho!

    Final Cut Pro 5 with HDV and multicam as demoed by Paul Sacone!

    Vauge about Shake 4???

  • Mrvideo

    April 16, 2005 at 9:13 pm in reply to: 2.7 G5’s at NAB…..???!!!

    Yeah! If the thinksecret rumors are correct (even 2.8 GHz) Apple is really loosing it. I don’t care what the puntits say, but Steve Jobs stood up a year and one half ago and said 2.0 GHz today and 3.0 next year. I do not care WHO’s fault it is , Apple needs to take responsibility for that statement.

    With the probably entrance of dual core 4.0 Ghz Pentium chips, this looks really bad for a company that charges a premium price for the name.

    Let stop giving Jobs a pass when Apple doesn’t deliver. Why should they be treated any differently that any other commodity vendor?

    (PS. I am glad that someone else feels that way as well)

  • Hurrah for Andy! I think he is finally getting it!

  • Mrvideo

    April 16, 2005 at 9:03 pm in reply to: Basic Question on Hardware card

    Final Cut Pro 4.5 is pretty much tied to the CPU power today, but I would suspect that will change in FCP 5. Also the BIG issue with Motion is the GPU power of the video card.

    Get yourself the fastest AGP card you can and you should be set for Tiger – FCP 5 and whever else comes along with it.

  • Mrvideo

    April 16, 2005 at 9:00 pm in reply to: Tiger will render Quicktime Pro 6 useless

    Where have you been? Every major point upgrade of OS X usually includes a new version of QT.

    The BIG news about Tiger IS QT 7 and H.264 codec. FCP 5 will most certainly take advantage of QT 7 and it’s multi channel audio. FCP will most likely have a QT 7 Pro serial number as did FCP 2-3 and 4.

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