Simon Carlson-thies
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First Backup your files as soon as you get them back…!
Try doing a safe boot and see if your computer will start… because the reason for your login troubles may be a corrupt login item
Also boot off of the system disc and verify disc… and reset your password from the same menu
if this doesn’t work then…
try removing your preference folder either the easy way or via command line in single user mode see if that fixes the problem… if not post back
Simon Carlson-Thies,
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To play 5.1 audio you need a reciever that supports that many channels of physical hardware… QT supports 24ch but only uses as many as you have hardware for. So if you want 5.1 then you’ll need some card or reciever for it… as for compatibilty you should check with the manufacturer…. but there is no reason in principle why it would not work. Since FCP and everything else runs audio through Core Audio… and QT… which all supports at least 24chs… or more…
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you should be able to view the file before you burn.. QT Pro with MPEG2 codec…
Simon Carlson-Thies
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Before you do that you might try reinstalling Final Cut the system update and your driver packages for your hardware… after you run Disk Utility…
Simon Carlson-Thies
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I can’t imagine its the drives with seven going down, since I have used lacie drives for years with no problems, I still have one of the orignal USB 1.0 ones and it works as good as new and I have used that for many years. (not anymore of course, FW is so much better) It sounds like your computer is screwing the drives up or your data is.
You should run disk utility on your system… I hope you backed up the data on those drives since you may have to erase them…
You might also try seeing if another computer is able to use them this will tell you for sure that its the computer or the drives…
Simon Carlson-Thies
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If not then get rid of the NVIDIA card and leave the radeon with 128mb of VRAM. The only issue with running two monitors on one card is that the cards power is split over the two. This is from what you have said is the only option since the cards you are speaking of are AGP, and your computer only has one AGP slot. So take the best card of the two…
Simon Carlson-Thies
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If I am not mistaken the computer can go above 82 C or 176 F plus….
you should be fine
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Tiger 10.4.6 is a 64bit OS at the command line level, at the UI level the most any program can support is 3 or 4GB.
Simon Carlson-Thies,
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What OS?
What are memory usage settings in AE?
Simon Carlson-Thies,
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Can you open it in preview and save it as a PDF since that will open in Photoshop…
Simon Carlson-Thies,
Digital Light Graphics And Animation