Tony Brittan
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Lion doesn’t support Rosetta and FCP 6 requires Rosetta in order to install. Solution would be to buy the FCS3 upgrade and install that, using your original S
FCS2 serial…or reformat your drive, install snow leopard fresh install, install FCP 6 with FCS2, then you can update the OS to Lion. I’ve read about having a separate partition with snow on it to run FCP 6/FCS 2 but tat seems like nit the way I’d wanna do it. FWIWTony Brittan
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Nice! Thanks Simon!
Tony Brittan
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I was responding to the OP question about installing FCP 6, specifically, on Lion. In order to run 6 on Lion, you must first install SL, then FCP 6, then Lion. Lion doesn’t support Rosetta and FCP 6 requires Rosetta to install. And since it appears as though they are just getting started on a new machine, now would be a good time to do so 😉
Tony Brittan
Island Shore Productions
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Sorry…I meant you can do the Lion update later 😉
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Jeez….”on an iPad”
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Sorry about the typos…I was typing fast on an ioad
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That requires formatting your drive and starting from scratch. A few ways to do it…best to do a Google search for: “how to reformat drive and do fresh install of snow leopard”. FCP 6 will install fine on SL and then you can do the leopard upgrade after.
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I believe you can wipe the system drive, install snow leopard, install FCP 6, then upgrade to Lion and install everything else.
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Probably not quite the same thing but I once have a segment that I had actually rotated a piece go footage slightly within it in order to straighten it out (enlarged slightly and rotated). When encoded it seemed to create some pulsing pixelation…for lack of better terms. Turns out that the rotated video section is what was causing it. I had to go back to the original edit, take that piece, put it in a separate timeline and do the resize/rotation then export it, and then take that back in and replace the original clip.
It had something to do with the fields getting messed up because of the rotation. Once I did all of that, the encode and resulting DVD was fine. While that might it be exactly what is happening here, it might be something with your footage in that section. In my case even the surrounding clips in that segment were having problems.
FWIW 🙂
Tony Brittan
Island Shore Productions
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I believe he was referring to typing in caps. It’s considered yelling.