Tom Bucknall
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Apologies for the slight gibberish;
We used to have this problem a lot and eventually identified it as the wrong driver, installing the NDD driver solved it.
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We used to have this problem a lot and eventually identified it as the wrong driver. Installing the NDD driver it.
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The 4GB RAM limit is not an issue if you are just using FCP, but if you are using FCP, Photoshop and After Effects at the same time, then 4GB of RAM may not be enough.
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I have come across this problem as well. I haven’t solved it but the work-around I use is to export whatever I need to send to Compressor as a not self contained Quicktime file and then drop that into Compressor. You can then use the clusters sharing as intended. Although this is technically an export, it usually takes no time at all.
Tom
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Are you opening a project when you open FCP, and if so what size is the project you are loading. Typically FCP will not work well with projects >100MB.
Tom
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I don’t think it’s possible, but off the top of my head you would need two HDD’s both with OS X installed on them. Then you would need to install FCP 6 on one, remove it, boot the other drive and install FCP 7 on it. Then re-insert the FCP 6 drive and see if you can run both. This is all purely hypothetical and I think y
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I don’t think it’s possible, but off the top of my head you would need two HDD’s both with OS X installed on them. Then you would need to install FCP 6 on one, remove it, boot the other drive and install FCP 7 on it. Then re-insert the FCP 6 drive, boot from it and see if you can run FCP 7 from the other drive.
This is all purely hypothetical, I’m pretty sure you would run into some permission errors, but I’m just spitballing.
Tom