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luanne dibernardo Posted on Jun 17, 2007
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G Drive I have been editing video w/ a new G Drive for about two months. It has been terrific. During use yesterday, the rendering started taking forever -- any small edit resulted in lengthy waits. I am even unable to play the videos I have already edited -- just a bunch of skipping, sound pops in and out, etc. I am using firewire, but tried USB just in case. I checked my cords. I am able to operate iMovie on desktop, so it is not a Mac issue. ALSO! when I do a SAVE AS, the G Drive is not recognized. I appreciate your help!!!

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Which program are you using to render with and which drive are you asving to if you are saving out to the external drive this will be slow as the usb is about 1.4 mbs - 2 mbs I would sugest that you move all none essential files to external drive and create a floder in the main c drive called my movies or divx avi if you are converting to divx file format and have your capture files in a folder called Capture on c: drive I do large files myself raging to full dvd form and vcd and the converting time is long but I use pinnacle studio I've been using this software for 3 - 4 years now and no problems on time going to main c: drive. make sure you have at least 5-6 gig spare on c: drive for cache disable any non needed progrems and use a good program to cache your hard drive for editing program. the g drive is proberley shutting down or your usb drivers need re-installing. good luck on problem

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