Peter Wiggins
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Nope, there isn’t a flag or signal saying a tape is 16:9 on a digibeta
Peter
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Rick,
All through beta testing of FxF and the construction of some very odd plugins, I’ve never had this problem.
1) Have you tried using the FxF uninstaller and see what happens then?
2) Have you sent the crash logs to Noise Industries?Peter
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You send your install disks into apple with a bit of cash and they send you universal binaries versions back. So in another words you will have a new copy of FCS that will run on PPC AND intel.
https://www.apple.com/universal/crossgrade/
The offer runs out soon too
Peter
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Done the crossgrade?
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This might be the closest you can get just using a Mac
https://www.blackmagic-design.com/products/intensity/on-air/
Peter
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[walter biscardi] “[Peter Wiggins] “Have you actually tried doing it?”
Nope, no desire.”
Thankyou for putting your recommendations into perspective
Peter
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Are you using this on an intel machine by any chance?
If so, you need the crossgrade.Peter
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How about upgrading quicktime to 7.1.5 there was some info about fixing gamma problems mentioned.
Peter
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[walter biscardi] “I didn’t say it was difficult, the drives just snap in with the new machine, I just said I don’t recommend it. I prefer external RAID’s.”
Have you actually tried doing it? I have both internal raid and an external XSR, so I’m neutral really when it comes to the arguement, I’m just trying to redress the balance. Internal raids within a MacPro are an excellent and inexpensive way for more storage. Not everybody wants to run out and buy an XSR like I did or your championed Medea.
[walter biscardi] “And if you get an external SATA array it takes approx. 2 minutes to hook up the cables and 15 seconds to reformat. I’m not really sure what the time comparison is for, but there you go.”
Yes on the basis you have a sata card already installed and if you dont, then its door off time. Oh, yes and if you only have one card you have to take that out of one machine and put it in the other. I haven’t done this, so correct me if i’m wrong but you might need to install drivers too. This isn’t really the point though.
I can’t really understand your negativity about this, the cheaper & easier everything becomes is surely beneficial to everybody. I love the fact that technology that was only accessable to a select few a few years ago is now readily available even on the high street!
Peter
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[walter biscardi] “Folks do build internal raids all the time, but I never recommend it. I much prefer external raids both for the heat issue and for the fact that if something were to happen to my computer, I have three more here in the shop to connect the RAID to in order to keep working.”
Oh come on Walter, I know you plug external Raid manufacturers, but installing drives into a MacPro is very simple. Its an Apple design too so its not a bodge.
I installed, formatted and got working 3 extra drives within 15 minutes of them being delivered – Most of the time being taken up by screwing the cages onto the drives. If you want a three disk sata raid, this is the quickest and easiest way to do it, I cannot recommend it any more, brilliant design from our Cupertino friends.
[walter biscardi] “I have three more here in the shop to connect the RAID to in order to keep working.”
Eh? Take the drives out and put them in another machine, don’t get the arguement.
Anyway this all might be academic as Leopard has iscsi https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iscsi, so we will all be talking about shared storage using GigE switches soon
Peter