Vesa mount adapter for 2012 mac aluminum

#Vesa mount adapter for 2012 mac aluminum pro

If I had 64 GB instead of 32 GB memory (more memory than BD-DL capacity), would I not have as many issues?.If I had a system with registered, buffered and/or ECC memory, would I not have so many issues?.I see that I have had most of the problems when the disc build size (total video size) gets above my total hardware memory (32 GB). Don't know for sure if that made a difference. This last build I set chapter markers and poster frames on frames that were not part of a transition or motion graphic. I did the same for BD builds in a project a year ago and did not have these issues.

Had a similar issues with DVD builds, but I was able to fight through them. I previously had placed chapter points on video transitions (dip to black) and poster frames on a static image with a motion graphic over it for each chapter.

#Vesa mount adapter for 2012 mac aluminum pro

Especially after buggy issue with Premiere Pro recent releases. If I set a poster frame on a good frame it would set, but when I tried to link the chapter to a chapter selection button encore would hang for a few seconds and then just pop in a random poster frame or sometimes the end frame of the entire video file. The intro is simple motion graphic titles with very little on it and about half of the length of the intro does not have anything on the screen but grey background. I could play through the entire video using the preview monitor, but if I scrubbed to set chapter marks, I would develop red and green frames in the intro or first chapter. I was also having trouble with poster frames on the menu. I don't believe that because I can take the same file and just have it first play the timeline without any menu or chapters and it builds and plays fine, but the project requires the ability to jump to individual chapters, so I had to find a solution. I did see reference to corrupt video file. I wish I could find a solution to what cause them. I think this was the source of the problem. I found a post about red and green frames causing audio sync issues. Re-rendered out with same settings as previous build attempts. I broke up the 35 GB video file into 11 files (22 if you include the wav files). I had noticed the default audio PCM bit rate out of AME 17 was higher than Encore if using Dolby ac3 format, but you cannot change the settings for PCM.