Don't think replacing your video display card is going to affect your
ability to capture video from your camera. The ATI display card
handles playback display only. Unless you have something like an AJA
or BlackMagic you wont need a hardware dependent codec. The hard
drives should not have
Im not entirely convinced its your graphics card. Maybe try the advice on
discussions such
as the following to make sure it isnt a codec quicktime/fcp/OS X isue?
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=6413218
Cheers
Steve Elbows
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, John Coffey
Or maybe this sort of issue could be caused by graphics card, but when I look
on the net I
find sites telling me that the Radeon 9800 Pro is a Quartz Extreme capable
card. Is OS X
reporting that the card has that capability? (I guess system profiler will tell
you)
Cheers
Steve Elbows
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Hi again,
that is strange because my mac mini, one of the first ones, i
remember that don't have that quartz extreme stuff, at list it
doesn't ripple like water on the dashboard...
and it always worked with HDV, nowadays i use my macbook (non pro),
but at the time it worked without any
Thanks Jose and Steve, I bought the G5 with FCP 5
installed. The original disks were traded in by
previous owner for universal version. It worked fine
till I erased and installled Leopard then used drag
and drop to reinstall FCP 5. I'm able to log and
capture DV but very buggy now and no time
On Jan 28, 2008 3:26 PM, John Coffey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Jose and Steve, I bought the G5 with FCP 5
installed. The original disks were traded in by
previous owner for universal version. It worked fine
till I erased and installled Leopard then used drag
and drop to reinstall
