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  • Vicente Perez

    August 23, 2011 at 9:18 pm in reply to: Final Cut Pro 7 after Mac OS X Lion 10.7 upgrade

    Updated to 10.7.1 hoping that this would fix the issues with the external monitor (since it addresses a similar problem for iMacs) but everything remains the same. I have also changed the energy saving settings so the computer doesn’t switch between GPUs, but that didn’t do it either.

    Another thing I have noticed. No matter what drive I set as my scratch disk, Final Cut will always create a second set of folders inside the user’s documents folder.

    Anybody else seeing this?

    [Vicente Perez] “Just did a clean install of Lion (from scratch) and FCP7 on my MacBook Pro i7. After just one project, the experience is not all that great.”

  • Vicente Perez

    August 12, 2011 at 10:33 pm in reply to: Final Cut Pro 7 after Mac OS X Lion 10.7 upgrade

    Just did a clean install of Lion (from scratch) and FCP7 on my MacBook Pro i7. After just one project, the experience is not all that great.

    -Lots of “out of memory” errors when rendering, which never happened before, even though I have upgraded to 8GB of RAM with the update. Rebooting FCP seems to fix the problem for a while.

    -I have an external monitor plugged though the DVI port, which I use for preview. Picture freezes after 10/20 minutes of use. Refreshing A/V devices doesn’t seem to affect, and the only way to get the picture back is by rebooting FCP.

    -Exporting with quicktime conversion is buggy. Some of my final quicktimes (H264) had frozen frames and glitchy audio. Deleting renders and re-exporting didn’t help. Had to export uncompressed and use Compressor. Sending straight from the timeline to compressor was giving “out of memory” errors.

    It has just been one project, but my settings have been the same that I have used regularly in this same system for a number of years (ProRes HQ), and never came across any of the above.

    I will reinstall Final Cut Studio before the next project, and see what happens…

  • Vicente Perez

    July 15, 2009 at 6:05 am in reply to: How to find what clips have been used?

    Thank you so much! Fortunately we had a very good assistant doing the log in, and the footage is very well organized. Even the sequence only has two tracks of video, so merging everything into V1 wouldn’t be that difficult.

    I am going to try these options and see what happens.

    Thanks again!

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