Final cut issues?
When I bought my macbook last winter I knew that I should spend more money and get the Macbook pro. But I saved money and bought the cheaper one. Now a year later I am having processing issues with Final Cut, it seems my computer is not fast enough to process what I would like.
My latest movie is complete but I cannot export it. Some weird glitch because I sped up a moon rise to 20 000 %, now I cannot do anything with it. So I am being stubborn and trying to work it out but I may have to start from scratch.
I hope not.
Not much blogging these days as I have been a family guy. It has snowed every day for two weeks and the summits have been inaccessible. So instead of heading out and skiing deep powder in the trees I have been skiing hard at the hill and then home with the kids. Tracey has been skiing more than ever and is getting more and more confident.
Happy wife=happy life.
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Greg,
been a huge fan of the blog for quite a while now… 🙂 I’ll be out in Revelstoke this weekend and was wondering how the hill is holding up @ the moment? (and also wondering if youll be there to point us in the right direction)..
in regards to your final cut issues, what is the error message that it returns to you? I happen to be an IT "type" guy, and computer science student.. in addition my brother in law (and his brother) are two of five people in canada certified in final cut, and my girlfriend is a graphic designer who frequently uses final cut… so I have some people I could ask some questions to.. 😉
contact via email works for me if you need a hand!
Ryan
I think the problem is that it’s a Mac…
I’m living in the Stoke for the winter and I have a MacBook Pro. If you want we can see if we can network our machines together and see if Final Cut will allow my laptop to render files that are on your machine.
thanks for all the offers of help I have hopefully overcome the issues.
greg