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June 20th, 2005, 08:13 PM | #1 |
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Bought Powermac g5 2.7, 3 gb RAM- Some problems
Just bought the powermac. I have a couple of questions concerning a few issues with the machine and FCPHD (4.5). Hope you guys can help!
1st- The "twin turbo" fans are very noisy- every time I stream trough the timeline in fcp, it just blast off! is this normal? 2- My Powermac seems like it is connected to a life support system- it has a constant bleeping sound, much like those machines you see in the urgency rooms at the hospitals. Does someone know how to fix this, or for a worst case scenario and I have to live with it, does this sound go digitally to my created content? (will it be heard in my master recordings?) 3- Editing normal DV, I tried to change a clip's speed to 700, and it needed to render (only 5 or 6 seconds), couldn't display in RT . Is this acceptable performance? 4- Haven't tried HDV, and not even FCP5- Will this boost overall performance?
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June 20th, 2005, 08:18 PM | #2 |
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The fans on my G5 dual 2.5 race up and down too, I think this is normal. The G5's run really hot.
Are you running FCP 4.5 under MacOS X 10.4 (Tiger) and QuickTime 7? If so, there are a number of issues that could give you trouble. See the following: http://www.dvinfo.net/conf/showthread.php?t=46030 The beeping you describe sounds like audio which needs rendering. Try the "Render All" command and see if that fixes it. Speed changes: I've found that RT only works with speed changes within a "reasonable" range, I think between 25% to 400%. 700% will probably require a render. I read good things about FCP generally, and it was designed to work under Tiger whereas FCP 4.5 was not. |
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