Robert Mayfield
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Try duplicating the audio track, and then change one to L and one to R. Might fix it….
-Robert
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Check out Devian Art https://www.deviantart.com
They usually have some good stuff, though it will require some searching.
-Robert
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I recently had the same thing happen. The easiest solution I know of is the select all the clips in the timeline that are “offline” and then control-click (aka right-click) and then select Reconnect Media… It should bring up a list of all offline media you had selected. Then just click “Search” and FCP should find the missing pieces for you. If it doesn’t, then you’re looking for each individual clip again.
I hope this helps.
-Robert
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I’ve bought lots of stuff from Other World Computing a.k.a. mac sales, including the RAM that is in this computer. All in all I have had a great experience with them and when I did have an issue with a previous order, they were able to quickly take care of it.
-Robert
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I definitely wouldn’t say you have screwed yourself. You can always return the drive to the retailer and get another one.
Does the drive show up when it’s plugged in and turned on in the Disk Utility? If it does, try to reformat it again. If not, definitely return it. I would also be sure to check all my cables before returning it. Maybe there is just a bad connection through whatever cable you have connecting the drive to the computer.
-Robert
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This may work…
Go into System Preferences. Click on Universal Access. In the Seeing tab, make sure that Black on White is selected and that Enhance Contrast is set to normal. If that doesn’t work, I would check out the Display settings in the System Prefs.Good luck!
-Robert