Pete
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Yes I folo all your suggestions to the letter.
I run a G5 also and I have no problems there.
The G4 gives all the problems thats why I bought the G5, just trying to get it to run semi well.
Ive maxed out the RAM and ALL i use is sata 7200rpm drives.
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My original post includes that I use an Internal Drive that runs at 7200rpm. I also posted that I use BATCH capture.
I have tried various machines for importing, sony vx2000, pd150, jvc GyDv500, Sony DSR30,SONY DSR-1800, No Bananas, tho, I know where I could put one for some smartass posters. Excuse my shortness but I am on a deadline and this forum has always been helpfull and professional and a response like that does no good.
Thanx in advance.
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yes, done did the disk utility repair permissions, and rebooted. Just strange, cause both the G4 & G5 are doing it.
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Andy I beg to differ, I own a HP PhotoSmart scanner, which i use for negatives, prints and slides.
I can do much more with an image when scanned 300 dpi or better.
Sure if you will use the image as is, scanning at 72 dpi may be fine, but play it safe and scan at as high a rez as you can afford. -
guess youve already done the prefs trashing?
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I scan at 399dpi or better, allows you to zoom and edit on image.To edit my image i spent 99$ to buy Elements2 its awesome. I dont know muchabout PhotoShop other than its like 600$
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Thanks, puts my mind at ease.
I have been over at the OS X forum, and there are a few posts that suggest cloning/backup current system & drive. -
hmmm, thats sounds great, do they scan at full rez? 300dpi or better?
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Trash your user/FCP data prefs and restart you computer, may should help
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If you live in or near a decent sized city, you should be able to go to any Professional (Not Walmart) film Devoloping & Printing service, and they can convert the slides to jpegs onto a CD. Cost should be about 2-3 dollars each image.