XDCAM EX and Snow Leopard what is your Workflow. at DVinfo.net

Daniel Goyette · September 15th, 2009, 10:02 PM

Well about everybody know Sony is not ready for Snow Leopard having only release SxS drivers but since XDCAM Transfer still got that ugly thumbnails cache bug under Snow Leopard do you manage to still use it or go to the Log and Transfer Apple way in FCP even if not a perfect Workflow but i dont know any other solutions at the moment.

Also is the XDCAM EX Clip Browser able to work well in Snow Leopard .... , i find myself lucky to have purchase my Mac Pro about 3 weeks before it would have come pre-loaded with Snow Leopard what you are doing if it is the case or have decide to live with the bug and install Snow Leopard anyway against Sony advice.

If i may add , this is a citation who could be applied to Apple , Sony , Panasonic and so many others company about supporting and developping products and support services and marketing also of course :

You’ve got to treat people right, treat them how you'd like to be treated yourself. Don't get so arrogant to think that people are going to keep coming back to you, and you can just do pretty much whatever you like.

Daniel Goyette · September 16th, 2009, 12:22 AM

Somebody found XDCAM Transfer 2.51 work with Snow Leopard .... but not 2.10.

He even post a download link but i think you must read is finding first :

Re: Sony XDCAM Transfer and Snow Leopard : Sony EX Series XDCAM

Brett OBourke · September 16th, 2009, 08:23 AM

I'm using Snow Leopard, XDCAM EX Clip Browser 2.05.01 and the new Sony SXS driver and have no problems.

I insert SxS into the express card slot in my MBP, make copy of the footage via Clip Browser, and import that folder and log my footage using FCP Log and Transfer.

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September 15th, 2009, 10:02 PM	#1
Daniel Goyette Regular Crew Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Montreal,Canada Posts: 64	XDCAM EX and Snow Leopard what is your Workflow. Well about everybody know Sony is not ready for Snow Leopard having only release SxS drivers but since XDCAM Transfer still got that ugly thumbnails cache bug under Snow Leopard do you manage to still use it or go to the Log and Transfer Apple way in FCP even if not a perfect Workflow but i dont know any other solutions at the moment. Also is the XDCAM EX Clip Browser able to work well in Snow Leopard .... , i find myself lucky to have purchase my Mac Pro about 3 weeks before it would have come pre-loaded with Snow Leopard what you are doing if it is the case or have decide to live with the bug and install Snow Leopard anyway against Sony advice. If i may add , this is a citation who could be applied to Apple , Sony , Panasonic and so many others company about supporting and developping products and support services and marketing also of course : You’ve got to treat people right, treat them how you'd like to be treated yourself. Don't get so arrogant to think that people are going to keep coming back to you, and you can just do pretty much whatever you like. __________________ Production D. Goyette - Production Video Corporatif - Montreal Quebec Canada. https://www.facebook.com/ProductionDanielGoyette/ , Vimeo , Youtube, Facebook.

September 16th, 2009, 12:22 AM	#2
Daniel Goyette Regular Crew Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Montreal,Canada Posts: 64	Somebody found XDCAM Transfer 2.51 work with Snow Leopard .... but not 2.10. He even post a download link but i think you must read is finding first : Re: Sony XDCAM Transfer and Snow Leopard : Sony EX Series XDCAM __________________ Production D. Goyette - Production Video Corporatif - Montreal Quebec Canada. https://www.facebook.com/ProductionDanielGoyette/ , Vimeo , Youtube, Facebook.

September 16th, 2009, 08:23 AM	#3
Brett OBourke Regular Crew Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Chicago Posts: 72	I'm using Snow Leopard, XDCAM EX Clip Browser 2.05.01 and the new Sony SXS driver and have no problems. I insert SxS into the express card slot in my MBP, make copy of the footage via Clip Browser, and import that folder and log my footage using FCP Log and Transfer. B __________________ www.commonmachine.com