Shawn Bockoven
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@T. Payton, we are using an internal three HD RAID 0 and one OS drive.
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Well, we started the testing before our IT department approved Lion and have not had enough downtime to transition all of our machines. I have no idea if this is a Snow Leopard issue or not since X has been running well up until we started having these problems in the last few weeks.
Since we are testing FCPX, I am not yet, ready or willing to invest in new hardware for broadcast monitoring. However, we do send the exported file to a Final Cut 7 system to check for issues before the program is deemed ready for air or Internet.
On Apple Website:
OS X v10.6.8 or OS X v10.7.2 or later (OS X v10.7.2 or later for broadcast monitoring).Thank you for your input.
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10.03 did not save us and we never got the prompt to open the backup file. FCPX 10.03 would just crash on startup. I had to guess and check, manually removing one project at a time until I found the corrupt project. This was all happening while one of our more important clients was watching … very embarrassing.
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I created a new event on an external drive. Second step, I created a new project tied to the default event I just created and the event still saves on the local drive inside the movies folder/Final Cut Projects. The folder contains a render folder, CurrentVersion.fcpproject and backups. How do I stop this madness?
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We have not figured out a way to keep the render files from populating in the Movies folder on the local drive. Is there something we are missing in the newer version, or is this a manual process? Thank you
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I’ve been doing television for thirty years and was just passin’ on the same information as you. I have never asked to have media returned. The UC wanted to maintain the highest quality, so we made a few phone calls. I have found that more times than not, the producer is not up to speed. We send out programming to networks on a regular basis and this is the first time in years we have been asked to provide an analogue format. We FTP or use hard drives drives to deliver most of our HD footage.
Our station also has most flavors of analogue VCR’s around for just this purpose, but we have not made a dub to Beta SP in a decade.
No bubble bursted. 😉
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We are covering a commencement with our HD truck at a UC in California. NBC also requested Beta SP from us–I am sure we had the same look on our face as you did. After a few phone calls to NBC, the UC is sending our ProRes truck recording and the AVC100 isolated guest speaker recording on a USB drive ($50+-). NBC informed us that they would not return tapes, DVD’s or drives.
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Hope and Change? Wait, that didn’t work out either.
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For Herb. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6G5JaicYuVU
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