[Victor Sieff]

Thanks Jim for your insight.

[Victor Sieff]

Thanks for answering my question. Yes the clips are all on the same drive.I have applied no filters to any of the clips and the settings match up with the raw video. The only thing I can think of is the storage drive I am using DROBO. It seems like it is controlling the application even though I have unchecked the drobo as a scratch drive. The only thing I haven’t tried yet is disconnecting the drobo from the mac. That is the next thing I am going to try.,but it still doesn’t explain why AVC intra is fine and it is having problems with DVCPRO. I will try this test today and post a response. If anyone else is using a Drobo with a Mac Pro and is having problems with it., can you please let me know. thanks

VS

[Victor Sieff]

Thanks for all your advice. I was not trying to put down Apple. In fact after converting to Apple Final Cut studio, I would never go back to Adobe. Adobe on my PC’s always crashed and cost me many man hours to fix. All I was trying to find out was about Blue Ray. Thanks for all your advice.

Victor Sieff
Denver

[Victor Sieff]

Thanks Ernie, that was what I was looking for.

[Victor Sieff]

Thanks Nate and David, that was the most comprehensive answer I got. I will just wait a while and see what happens. Thanks

[Victor Sieff]

Considering that is the case. The only option I can think of is to create a Quicktime file in HD format onto a removable disk and take it to someone that has a Blu Ray Burner. Are there external Blu Ray burners out there that I can transfer via firewire from the G5 to. I am just getting started in HD that is why the question.

[Victor Sieff]

I am trying to find a Blue Ray DVD burner that can be installed into a G5 MAC Pro Quad. Thanks