Rich Sigerist
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Rich Sigerist
October 16, 2013 at 6:47 pm in reply to: G-RAID drives – Transferring to different enclosureHi Paul,
Negative. I’ve cut bait and moved on.
Good luck.
Rich Sigerist
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Rich Sigerist
February 12, 2013 at 1:16 am in reply to: Proper disclaimer for TV commercial “free drawing”Thanks Tom.
Much appreciated.
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Rich Sigerist
November 22, 2012 at 12:05 am in reply to: G-RAID drives – Transferring to different enclosureHi Michael,
G-Tech made it very clear they were not in the service business.
If your drive is a day out of warranty you’ve got a paper weight.
Maybe I spoke with the wrong person?
Thanks,
RichRich Sigerist
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Rich Sigerist
November 21, 2012 at 9:27 pm in reply to: G-RAID drives – Transferring to different enclosureThanks Gary. There is an external power adaptor and it is working. I can use it to power up the other G-RAID drives I have.
Thanks for your input.
RichRich Sigerist
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Rich Sigerist
November 21, 2012 at 7:32 pm in reply to: G-RAID drives – Transferring to different enclosureHi Steve,
I’d love to try but as I mentioned, I can’t see anything in the enclosure that looks like a power supply. Just a circuit board attached to the on/off switch. I’m going to bring it in to a computer store and see if they have any ideas.
Thanks.Rich Sigerist
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Rich Sigerist
November 21, 2012 at 7:48 am in reply to: G-RAID drives – Transferring to different enclosureThanks Michael.
I’ve tried installing the drive set into 2 different G-RAID enclosures. With one my computer wouldn’t even see the drive.
With the other, the computer saw the drive but couldn’t read it. Thus the error message I posted earlier.
Regarding the power supply. I think that’s the problem. The challenge is that the G-RAID only contains a small circuit board with the interface and wires to the drives but there is nothing that even looks like a traditional power supply. If I knew where to bring it for repair I’d try that but even G-Tech tech support is pretty worthless right now since they don’t offer service on it.Rich Sigerist
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Awesome Peter. Thank you very much.
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Hi Peter,
Thanks for your input. I’m on a MBP as well and was unsure whether to upgrade to V4.3. Thought that upgrade was just Windows related. I’m just beginning to research what I need to upgrade (iPhoto, Adobe CS3 bundle, etc.) to stay in Mac’s good graces.
Do you know of any one-stop site that specifies this?Thanks again,
Rich
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Thanks Jason,
The official word, however, from AJA tech support is “The Io supports CC on capture however does not support the insertion of CC files on ETT or PTV.” I guess I’m out of luck. Good thing I wasn’t planning on making much money on THAT gig.
I can’t complain, though. The AJA IoLA has been an extremely reliable device for the 6 or 7 years I’ve had it and it was also nice to be able to actually call up there and talk to someone.
Don’t see a lot of that these days.Thanks again,
Rich
Rich Sigerist
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Rich Sigerist
January 7, 2010 at 11:45 pm in reply to: Can’t insert edit without trashing FCP prefs firstAwesome…Thanks Again!
Rich Sigerist
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