Paul Neumann
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COW Coins
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Will do. Thanks for listening.
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Nah, I can throw 15 minute clip into a timeline set up for just that format and it will crash before it finishes. Thought for a while it was Lumetri causing the problem, but I can get Compressor to do the same thing from FCPX.
And these are 1080 ProRes clips in ProRes timelines like I said. Not even 4K. But they output just fine on the other machines.
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Yeah that’s what I’m running on this particular machine (Late 2013 27″/i7). It seems to get bogged down with any data rates higher than ProRes LT. Everything off an SSD Raid and separate SSD cache. It’s hit and miss, but lately much more miss. The exports are the problem. No problems with playback, transcodes or making proxies. After Effects seems fine, but those are much shorter exports of course. Metal is the most reliable, but only slightly so.
I’ve gone round round on this, and when you keep coming back to, “Man, I never should’ve upgraded…” You lose a little faith, ya know? (please hold any comments about upgrading, I get it all too well) especially when everything was running great on the previous version. This box cost close to $3k and to have it crippled this way is disheartening.
It’s easy enough to build projects on it and move them over to a Windows workstation for export (aside from FCPX projects obviously), but that’s not really the point.
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I’m struggling through this right now. The drivers are there from Nvidia. Just can’t use them with Mojave. On any exports longer than 5 or 6 minutes Compressor shuts down. Media Encoder shuts down. FCPX is hurt by this. Premiere is hurt by this. Fortunately, I have Windows workstations as well (with Nvidia cards). Not sure what I’m going to do. This is just stupid.
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I remember redubbing carts that had audio buzz from bad video levels.
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The comments on that thread are comedy gold.
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Pretty sure for me it will be the online equivalent of walking into the garage and then thinking, “What the hell did I come out here for?”
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The Granny Smith Cultivar originated in Eastwood, New South Wales, Australia (now a suburb of Sydney) in 1868. Its discoverer, Maria Ann Smith, had emigrated to the district from Beckley, East Sussex in 1839 with her husband Thomas. They purchased a small orchard in the area in 1855-1856 and began cultivating fruit, for which the area was a well known centre in colonial Australia. Smith had numerous children and was a prominent figure in the district, earning the nickname “Granny” Smith in her advanced years.
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Try saving it to a layout without your scopes open. I have a ton of problems with Lumetri finickyness on my mac. No such problems on my PC. I can’t export anything over 15-20 minutes through Pr or AME if it has Lumetri applied. Crashes everytime. Exports fine without any Lumetri CCR or with legacy CCR.
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Captivate has been part of the Technical Communications Suite for years. 5 programs available as a perpetual license or subscription. Some of them could be purchased individually as well. Captivate (2019) is the newest version with the VR stuff. So nothing’s really changed it’s just getting some marketing love now.
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