Zane Barker
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ProRes HQ will be just fine, in fact you don’t even have to go ProRes HQ, regular Pro res would be just fine.
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What type of hard drives are you currently keeping your media on and how are they conected to the computer.
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For a transition to work there must be a little extra footage at the end of the clip you are transitioning from and also on the clip you are transitioning to.
I’ll bet a million dollars you are trying to add a transition onto a clip that does not have the extra room.
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Most likely the OS update had an error when downloading so therefore it caused problems when installing.
If you have another drive that you can boot from you could boot from that and manually download the 10.5.8 combo up date and then install it onto the problematic system drive.
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I believe that the language options in the OS mainly just control the language that OS related things are in. Application still need to support different languages.
I’m betting the issue is you software does not support multiple languages.
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[Kamal Bayy] “Video resolution doesn’t matter, but i would preferably rather HD.”
[Shane Ross] “DV tape is SD…so you cannot output HD to that tape.”
Many HDV camera use Mini DV tape, so I’m guessing thats what he means.
With HDV you have to print to tape then let it conform before it will go to tape.
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The 2 codecs that I believe iMovie uses when capturing are DV for standard def and Apple Intermediate Codec for HD.
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[Jeff Erwin] “That’s a great option but it doesn’t help people like me that have a terabyte of stuff on a RAID system they can no longer access because of the 3132 issue. My concern is getting to that data, not setting up a new storage system.”
it would NOT be hard at all for you to get that data and move it to a gigabit ethernet raid.
First off you say you only have a terabyte of data thats not much so I’m betting you have s mall 2-4 drive raid, most enclosures of that size also have a USB connection, I know mine does.
If not it is still VARY
Simply connect your raid to a computer that does not have Snow Leopard or if one is not available simply install 1.4 or 10.5 (what ever version of the OS your machine also supports) onto a firewire drive you probably have a spare you can use if not they are CHEEP. Once booted into the older OS you can now have full access to that data and can move it off.
A 2 drive enclosure with gigabit ethernet is cheep to.
https://eshop.macsales.com/item/Macally/NSA2S350NAS/Im sorry but the excuse that the issue needs to be fixed so I can access my data is not a vary good one. If the data was that important you would l have found a way within days of moving to Snow Leopard how you can access it.
Another VARY good way to access it is to simply boot from the clone of your old system that should be made before moving any pro work station to a new OS.
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Because of all the esata driver issues, I am seriously considering moving my drives into a gigabit ethernet enclosure. Thus ending the battle with esata card altogether.
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