64 bit on 15" MBP i7
I just made an 85GB partition and tried installing Windows 7 64-bit from a legit DVD. The disc is ejected after a few seconds and there is no message on screen. If I put the 32 bit DVD in there it works fine and installs, but I want to have 64 bit if possible.
Thanks!
matt
For me works fine, try with other DVD disk, if possible. I first install win 64 ult, and The install did fine, but for some other issuses in compability programs I get back to win 7 ult 32 bits.
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I bought a MBP last year around this time (2.4 GHz model, 4GB RAM). I have always wanted to install 64-bit Vista so I could use all of RAM (32-bit only recognizes only 2.98GB). Now to my knowledge, you can now install a 64-bit windows OS on a Mac Pro, but can you install a 64-bit on a MBP without losing any function? (e.g. backlight keyboard, iSight, eject button, F1-F10 specialty keys)
I know this is a topic that has been long discussed, but I cannot find a recent one nor did I spend more than 10 minutes looking for one either. I wold like to know if anyone is currently using a 64-bit windows OS and any troubles they've encountered. Thanks guys!Vista 64 bit does address all 4 gigs of memory. That's the configuration I'm running.
Boot Camp though, doesn't support anything. You're not "running" boot camp when you're using Windows, so in the future, if you want to install an accessory, instal a program, whatever it may be, completely forget the word Boot Camp. You have a PC (gasp!) contained in an Apple branded case. -
Upgraded to 64-bit MBP do I need to reinstall apps to run in 64-bit?
Sorry for my ignorance on this. I was on a 32-bit first-gen MBP, just upgraded to a 64-bit MBP and chose to transfer all Settings, Users and Apps from my Time Machine backup.
Since the old machine was 32-bit will I need to re-install any 64-bit capable applications to actually run in 64-bit on my new machine or will they do it automatically?
Also, is there any way to tell what apps would be 64-bit capable if I do need to upgrade/reinstall?
Thanks for the help guys!No you can leave your apps alone and there is no need to worry. You can easily tell what apps are 64 bit by going to Activity Monitor (Applications-Utilities-Utility Monitor) and it will show in the column labeled Kind.
There is much confusion about the 32 / 54 bit applications. At this writing there are VERY few applications that are 64 bit and Snow Leopard boots in 32 bit. Even if you force booted in 64 bit you would NOT see any performance increase.
Roger -
64-Bit Windows 7 Load Driver Installation Problem
I am new to Mac and have recently got my hands on a new 17" MBP.
The MBP is a 2011 model dating from about May.
Not wanting to step 100% away from Windows I want to install Windows 7 as well and run Mac OS.
I have tried installing Windows 7 32-Bit and it worked absolutely fine - no problems at all.
However, when I tried to install 64-Bit Windows 7 I ran into a problem very early on in the installation.
Before the part where you select the partition to install Windows on, I get a "Load Driver" message which reads:
"A required CD/DVD drive device driver is missing. If you have a floppy disk, CD, DVD, or USB flash drive, please insert it now."
I cannot eject the DVD to replace it with the Windows Support DVD that I burned (which I assume has the relevant drivers on), so I am a bit stuck.
I tried googling and a few people suggested burning the disk at a slower speed, which I did and it made no difference at all.
The fact that 32-Bit works lets me know I am doing things right, there must be something about the 64-Bit that the MBP doesn't like.
Any help much appreciated. I have 8GB RAM and would like to use it all with both Mac OS AND Windows so 64-Bit is preferred.
Thanks in advance.Hi guys,
I have exactly the same problem.
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If someone could help us it would be great
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I Am running windows 7 home premium 32 bit on my MBP late 2011 15".. But now i want to upgrade windows 8 pro 64 bit .. I got upgrade pack windows 8 pro with 32 bit and 64 bit .. As we all know that new boot camp only support windows 64 bit ... Soo how can i upgrade my windows 7 32bit to windows 8pro 64bit ... When i insert dvd it says that u r running 32bit of windows 7 and u can't upgrade to 64bit windows 8pro plz insert 32bit windows 8pro and reboot ...... Plz help me otherwise my windows 8 will be useless
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I have been trying to find the best bit rate settings to display from a USB drive on an Xbox 360 or PS3. I found the recommended settings but the maximum bit rate that I set it at, is always exceeded during playback.
For example if I am using the h.264 codec with the bit rate settings of VBR and the maximum bit rate set for 10 Mbps, my bit rate will always spike way higher then 10 Mbps during scenes with more movement. A scene where I'm pointing my camera out of a moving car with houses going by displayed a bit rate of 38.8. In case anyone is wondering I use the bit rate counter on my PS3 to find the bit rate at any give time.
Now When the bit rate spiked at 38.8 for that scene, it dipslayed fine on my PS3, but when played back on my Xbox it stutters a little at that moment.
If I use a CBR of 10 Mbps the bit rate still goes quite a bit over 10 Mbps but didn't approach 40 Mbps like it does when using a variable bit rate. When using a CBR it played back flawlessly on both devices but there was a little drop in quality.
Is there something I am doing wrong or is this just how it works? I assumed the target bit rate is what you are shooting for and the maximum bit rate would never be exceeded. Is that not the case?I took that it could be inaccurate in to consideration but when I play a blu-ray back the bit rate usually fluctuates between 25-35 Mbps so I assumed the readings were pretty accurate.
I'll try the VLC player as you suggested when I get home. Does it show you the bit rate during playback, the average bit rate, or what?
Also if I set my maximum bit rate to 10 Mbps should it never exceed that? -
G-Raid or G-Sata for Uncompressed 8 bit ??
I'm looking to buy some reliable storage to do 2 streams of uncompressed 8 bit with my MBP 2.16 Ghz c2d. I'm not sure wether i should go with G-Raid 500 or G-Sata 500 and the Sonnet Express/34 combo ???
I've tested using my Lacie drive with FW800 into the macbook pro playing back 1-2 stream of uncompressed 8 bit video and the result was not bad but not 100 % reliable ( keep getting the drop frame window once in a while ). So at this point i was hoping the Sata route will be safer....any suggestions ??? Thanks.Both work. The G-Raid can get up to 3 streams of uncompressed 8-bit, and I think the G-SATA can to, if not one more stream for four.
Shane -
Annoying hum coming from MBP 09
Hey guys,
My Macbook Pro has been driving me nuts for the past week. Up until about last weekend, my MBP has been dead silent. I don't know if this is the case with everyone's, but it was the main reason I chose to try out a Mac instead of investing in another PC at the moment. However, there's a noise coming from it that completely negates the value of a Mac to me, and quite frankly I'm superbly annoyed.
There's a low humming/buzzing sound that it's emitting, and me being both a musician and nocturnal, it bugs the **** out of me when I'm up late working. It's not very loud; you can drown it out with pretty much any kind of noise. I don't know if it's the fans or the hard drive.
From the moment I press the power button, the sound starts. It doesn't go away, but it doesn't really get worse when I run other apps. I checked activity monitor, and there's no application using up a grotesque amount of CPU (the highest is usually activity monitor itself). I also checked iStat, and the temperatures all seem to be quite normal. The weird thing is, the fans are both running at around 2000rpm when idle.
Sorry for a long winded post, but this issue is really driving me insane.
Any help would be appreciated.Your MBP is still under warranty, mnfthyr, so the obvious answer is to send it back to where you bought it from and ask for another, or for it to be repaired.
It may be simply an out of balance or dirty fan. It may be a defective HD. Yes the fans always run at 2000 rpm when idle. That is their idle speed. Nothing weird there. Normally they are pretty well silent when doing so, however.
But which bit of the MBP does this sound come from? Simply providing a bit more locational information might make it easier to pin-point the cause, whether it be mechanical or electrical.
Cheers
Rod -
I5 MBP with retina or i7 MBP for iOS development
I'm a beginner iOS developer. I need to upgrade my Mac (mid 2009 model) as it becomes so slow since upgrading to lion and even slower with mountain lion
I'm going to use the new Mac for Xcode and photoshop.
My question here. Shall I buy an i5 MBP with retina display or an i7 MBP (non retina) as both are same price.
The think the only difference (other than the display and is the slim body) is the HDMI port in the retina model and DVD drive in the non-retina model
I live outside the US and my friend is going to buy it for in two weeks and I won't be able to return it if I didn't like it so please choose carefully
Thank you in advanceDoing some additonal web research I found the following site. Using that data, I was able to pull the Geekbench performance results my current MBP (late 2011) and the two MBP's being considered. Below is a cut & paste of the information I compiled in a spreadsheet.
http://browser.primatelabs.com/mac-benchmarks
Next question -- does the benchmarks take into account the speed difference of the HDD vs SDD drives? As you can see, there is very minimal performance difference to go non-retina to a retina model. On average a 6.64% performance increase for a 28.60% price increase.
Those percentages might change if the benchmark tests don't include hard drive speeds. But as it stands, if we attribute 6.64% of the costs difference to performance since that is how much increase you get going rMBP vs MBP, then there is an approximate 22% premium (or $220) for the retina display and more compact design (along with all the various changes that go w/ retina -- no user upgradeability, addition of HDMI port, lack of optical drive, firewire and ethernet, etc). If you plan on buying an external super-drive ($79) the premium crawls to near 30% more.
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64-bit Single
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64-bit Dual
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Late 2011
i5 2.4ghz
2265
N/A
4501
N/A
2462
N/A
5004
N/A
MBP
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i5 2.5ghz
2529
11.66%
5106
13.44%
2781
12.96%
5694
13.79%
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2660
5.18%
5473
7.19%
2930
5.36%
6197
8.83%
16.84%
20.63%
18.32%
22.62%
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Average
Cost
% More
MBP
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i5 2.4ghz
N/A
$999
MBP
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i5 2.5ghz
12.96%
$999
0.00%
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Restore from Time Capsule after Hard Drive Crash
The HD on my iMac crashed Christmas Day. I have been running backups on Time Machine to a Time Capsule since I purchased the iMac (and also backing up a MacBook Air), but never had any occasion to see if it worked.
I yesterday got the computer back with a new HD installed. When I tried to do the restore from Time Capsule from the Setup Assistant which ran on start up, I could not get past the initial screen. It kept hanging up on "Opening Time Capsule," and then on one occasion it found only the MacBook Air back up volume.
After some research here, I tried running the utility after booting from my Snow Leopard disk. This time, it immediately found the backups from both computers, but hung up on opening the iMac backup.
After more research, I ran the disk utility and repaired the HD on the iMac. It finally worked -- I woke up to a "Restore Complete" message (it started around 10:00 pm last night). The iMac started up without a hitch to the way it looked Christmas morning. The only problem I have noticed is that my most recent events in iPhoto are empty. The thumbnails are there, but no pictures. I tried to rebuild the library using iPhoto Library Manager, but no luck. Any ideas?
The other thing I noticed is that I had to reauthorize the computer for my iTunes purchases. Will Apple fix that so it doesn't chew up my last remaining authorization?think about the speed of wifi here
speed at 802.11n = a theoretical 540Mbps (less in real world scenarios)
Mbps = Mega bits per second
MBps - Mega bytes per second
8 bits = 1 byte
8 mega bits = 1 mega byte
How long would it take you to download a 1 gig file from the internet wired into your modem? About 10-20 min? And that is taking into account that the info is being uploaded hardwire. Now imagine that same file over wireless in your home being upload by the Airport card in your computer. People over look upload speed when considering these things. The wireless upload speed of your Airport card is what is limiting this. Just a limitation of the technology, not a fault of Apple just stating the numbers here. -
How to read the statistics graph?
Hi,
I'm trying to troubleshoot some network issues. I have an AirPort Express connected to a DSL modem and acting as a wireless router. One computer connected is a Mac Pro with an AirPort Extreme card, and the other is a PC laptop with an Intel 2200BG wireless card. Both computers are connected, using the internet, sharing files, etc. I am using WPA2 encryption.
The Mac has a good stable connection while the PC disconnects frequently. The thing is that the PC is just a few feet away from the router, while the Mac is in the other room. Moreover, both computers show an excellent connection in their status.
I've opened Airport Utility in order to diagnose the problem. Looking at the statistics graph, I cannot seem to understand how to read it. I'm confused by the negative signals vs. noise signals, etc.
Unfortunately, I cannot post a screenshot here, but here are the readings:
PC: Signal: -24, Noise: -95, Rate: 54
Mac: Signal: -73, Noise: -84, Rate: 78
This is cryptic to me, so I'd appreciate any explanation of the data.
Thanks!PC: Signal: -24, Noise: -95, Rate: 54
Mac: Signal: -73, Noise: -84, Rate: 78
In general, the greater the value, the better. Both Signal & Noise are measured in dBm. dBm is a measure of absolute power output. An increase in 10 dBm = 10x increase in output power.
We would use these values to calculate the Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR). SNR = Signal - Noise.
To use your measurements for examples, the SNR would be:
o PC: -24 dBm -(-95 dBm) = 71 dB
o Mac: -73 dBm -(-84 dBm) = 11 dB
To put this into perspective, the SNR influences the instantaneous data rate (speed). The higher the SNR, the higher the data rate (up to the maximum bandwidth of the radio being used).
For reference, use the following SNR Guideline:
o 40dB+ SNR = Excellent signal
o 25dB to 40dB SNR = Very good signal
o 15dB to 25dB SNR = Low signal
o 10dB to 15dB SNR = Very low signal
o 5dB to 10dB SNR = No signal
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Hey i just got a copy of windows vista but it won't install. i tried to install it using bootcamp but it asks me to start installing on a existing windows. i don't have any windows installed on my mac book. Do i have to install windows xp before installing windows vista?
Moncrief wrote:
Thanks nerowolfe.
I'll start doing my homework.
The obvious: Is vista proving stable on the Mac built in drive?
While some might consider me "lucky," I don't believe i luck. I have had no problems with any of my three Macs which now all run Leopard. My two MBPs were updated, not even an archive and install and they both run fine, as does my old G5.
I installed XP-Pro on my 32-bit MBP when I first got it using BootCamp1.0, beta.
I installed Vista Ult 64-bit on his MBP also under a beta version of BC, 1.2, I believe.
All the Leopards are up to date, as are my Winders OSs. I finished updating this MBP to SP1 this morning. I have never had any problem, issue or anything I would consider serious. I did have the problem some have noted with Leopard, that the WiFI modem would turn off when not used, but that was not a Leopard issue, it was a firmware issue with my Westell modem, which works fine now that I upgraded its firmware.
As of now, I have nothing but praise for both Apple and, yes, Microsoft.
I learned long ago, that when you get down the the processor, it's all the same 1's and 0's
I do research things quite well before actually committing myself, but that should be normal for everyone. Even a daredevil driver or stuntman carefully plans what he does, although it looks as if it's spontaneous.
I use computers for business and pleasure and I need them as tools. I do not fool around with strange software or unplanned updates. So far, that has paid off. -
I recently purchased a new iMac 24" with 3.06 GHz Intel Dual Core processor, 4GB memory, etc.
I was hoping to "consolidate" computers by installing Windows XP on a partition and moving my PC stuff over to the Mac to have a dual-booting system (I'll give the old PC to my kids to play with after I delete the old stuff and do a clean re-install of XP).
I purchased an OEM disc of XP Pro (SP2) 64 bit before I read the Boot Camp manual which says I have to install the 32 bit version. Before I send the package back to TigerDirect, is this true or is there a workaround? If there is a workaround, is the benefit worth the headache? I just figured with a zorkier computer I should get a zorkier OS. My old PC has the XP Home OS (via multiple upgrades all the way from Windows ME), so my plan was to use the 32 bit XP Home OEM disc (also from TigerDirect) to do the install on the PC. I want to do it legally, so if need be I'll exchange the XP Pro for another XP Home OEM disc.
Any sage advice would be appreciated.Bryan Wales wrote:
I recently purchased a new iMac 24" with 3.06 GHz Intel Dual Core processor, 4GB memory, etc.
I was hoping to "consolidate" computers by installing Windows XP on a partition and moving my PC stuff over to the Mac to have a dual-booting system (I'll give the old PC to my kids to play with after I delete the old stuff and do a clean re-install of XP).
I purchased an OEM disc of XP Pro (SP2) 64 bit before I read the Boot Camp manual which says I have to install the 32 bit version. Before I send the package back to TigerDirect, is this true or is there a workaround? If there is a workaround, is the benefit worth the headache?
XP 64-bit is an odd OS in that few use it and XP itself is being phased out. I suggest Vista Ultimate 64-bit which is now supported by Apple.
I have been running Vista 64-bit on this MBP since the Tiger/BC Beta days. The only problem I had initially was the lack of 64-bit driver support for the networking, but I fixed that by scouring the net for drivers.
This is no longer needed. BC2.1 for Vista 64-bit is available, and Vista will have MS support for years to come, whereas XP is being deprecated.
Also, there is not update path from 32-bit to 64-bit OSs, so if you want to go 64, which I recommend, Vista is the choice.
I have zero issues with it on this MBP and find it to be an excellent OS in its own right. -
How do I best compress a multi file project in Encore CS5 to fit a standard DVD?
Hello,
I have created a series of small films in Final Cut Pro X, they have been exported as seperate audio and video tracks, ac3 audio and mpeg video from the presets in FCPX.
I want to use Encore CS5 to create DVDs out of them and I have used it before but only know the basics. The problem is that after I import all the media files, that I want on the first DVD, as assets and put them on the timeline it adds up to 7.23 GB, even though the time is just under 2 hours. I know that that might be pushing it a little bit in regards to the amount of time that I can fit on a regular 4.7 GB DVD, but it should't take up that much space. I removed a bunch of files from the timeline to see what I could fit and only got just under 1 hour. I can see that it is possible to decrease the file sizes, for instance by going to 'file'-'edit quality presets' and doing stuff there, but 'm not sure of the best way to do that.
In other posts I have seen mentions of encore compressing files to fit automatically, but what i want is a way to fit all the video files, not the audio i guess, to a dvd with minimum quality loss. does anyone know the best way to do this?
the only thing i can think off is either to use more DVDs than I feel that I should have to, or to burn a 7.23 GB image and then shrink that using soomething like DVD shrink, but that seems unecessary.
So I have a feeling that there is a smart way to do this and would appreciate any help.
Thanks. Nikhello,
Firstly: John, if I export as a .mov and then import to Encore and transcode there will that mean that the file will be shrunk with minimum quality loss? because the .mov file i get using a simple movie export is massive.
below follows my findings and more questions. I suppose I should maybe be moving over to a FCPX & Compressor 4 forum. I think I need to do some studies on Bitrate here.
I tried the option of automatic transcoding in Encore to fit all files on a DVD and the results weren't terrible, in fact they are almost good enough, but not quite. it's sequences with fast movement that really are affected. So Stan, not much difference.
the problem is that the footage i am working with is pretty poor quality to start with. I am working with a bunch of Super 8 family films that have been scanned on to DVDs.
In FCPX a film that is 32 Min Pal SD 25p surround sound keeps coming out way to big. Below are some examples:
-When I export directly from FCPX as a movie (.mov) with the simple export settings and 'keep current settings' the file ends up being a massive 11.16 GB! With all other setting options the file is also expected to be very big ranging from something like 2.3 GB to 23GB.
-When I send it to Compressor 4 and choose the 'SD video sharing' option for uploading online it ends up at 1 GB. These are the settings and summary:
Name: SD Video Sharing
Description: SD for upload to web sharing sites such as YouTube and Vimeo
File Extension: mov
Estimated size: 783.36 MB/hour of source
Audio Encoder
AAC, Stereo (L R), 48.000 kHz
Video Encoder
Width and Height: Up to 640 x 360
Pixel aspect ratio: Default
Crop: None
Padding: None
Frame rate: (100% of source)
Frame Controls: Automatically selected: Off
Codec Type: H.264
Multi-pass: On, frame reorder: On
Pixel depth: 24
Spatial quality: 75
Min. Spatial quality: 25
Temporal quality: 50
Min. temporal quality: 25
Average data rate: 1.741 (Mbps)
-When I export the film under the standard DVD export settings I get two files and sizes, one for audio (.ac3) 108.4 mb and one for video .m2v 1.89 GB. The general video setting summary follows:
Name: MPEG-2 for DVD
Description: MPEG-2 elementary stream for DVD Authoring
File Extension: m2v
Estimated size: 1.89 GB
Type: MPEG-2 video elementary stream
Usage:SD DVD
Video Encoder
Width and Height: Automatic
Selected: 720 x 576
Pixel aspect ratio: PAL CCIR 601
Crop: None
Padding: None
Frame rate: (100% of source)
Selected: 25
Frame Controls: Automatically selected: Off
Start timecode from source
Aspect ratio: Automatic
Selected 4:3
Field dominance: Automatic:
Selected Progressive
Average bit rate automatic,
selected: 7.826087 (Mbps)
1 Pass VBR enabled
Maximum bit rate: 9 (Mbps)
High quality
Best motion estimation
Closed GOP Size: 12, Structure: IBBP
DVD Studio Pro meta-data enabled
well thanks for the help both of you. it seems that outputting way too big files might be one of the many annoying bugs of FCPX. -
Audio-Problem with Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2014 by using long Clips in AVC-Intra Codec (4Gb Border)
Hello
We own a Panasonic camera (AJ-PX5000G) and we film in 1080p50 with the AVC-Intra100 Codec. When importing longer clips in Premiere Pro, the video is fully loaded, but the waveform of the sound ends at the Time Code 00:02:28:35.
Sometimes the sound could be played after this Timecode but otherwise there is no audio. Even if we use the same clip several times we see that it works sometimes and sometimes not. It looks random.
We also tried to import the Clips with Adobe Prelude directly from the P2-Card but there are the same problems.
The Clips in 1080p50 AVC-Intra100 have a bitrate of 227Mbps. After 2 Minutes and 28 Seconds 4Gb are written on the P2-Card and the Camera starts a new picture file and 4 sound files..
It looks like Adobe Premiere Pro has problems with the correct relation of the files that all get together to one clip.
Is there anybody who can confirm this problem? Can anybody help me with this Premiere Problem?
Dennis
(Workstation: Dell Precision T3600, Intel Xeon E5-1620 @ 3.60 GHz, 16 GB RAM, Windows 7 Professional 64-bit, Service Pack 1, Premiere Pro CC 2014.1 (Build 8.1.0) )
Mediainfo of the P2-Cards:
General
Complete name : \CONTENTS\VIDEO\0068T7.MXF
Format : MXF
Format profile : OP-Atom
Format settings : Closed / Complete
File size : 3.92 GiB
Duration : 2mn 28s
Overall bit rate : 227 Mbps
Encoded date : 2014-10-15 13:33:41.000
Writing application : Panasonic P2 2.0
Writing library : Panasonic P2 2.0
Video
ID : 2
Format : AVC
Format/Info : Advanced Video Codec
Format profile : High 4:2:[email protected]
Format settings, CABAC : No
Format settings, GOP : N=1
Format settings, wrapping mode : Clip
Codec ID : 0D01030102106002-0401020201323104
Duration : 2mn 28s
Bit rate : 227 Mbps
Width : 1 920 pixels
Height : 1 080 pixels
Display aspect ratio : 16:9
Frame rate : 50.000 fps
Standard : Component
Color space : YUV
Chroma subsampling : 4:2:2
Bit depth : 10 bits
Scan type : Progressive
Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 2.193
Stream size : 3.92 GiB (100%)
Color primaries : BT.709
Transfer characteristics : BT.709
Matrix coefficients : BT.709
Mediainfo Audio-Datei P2-Card:
General
Complete name : \CONTENTS\AUDIO\0068T700.MXF
Format : MXF
Format profile : OP-Atom
Format settings : Closed / Complete
File size : 13.6 MiB
Duration : 2mn 28s
Overall bit rate mode : Constant
Overall bit rate : 770 Kbps
Encoded date : 2014-10-15 13:33:41.000
Writing application : Panasonic P2 2.0
Writing library : Panasonic P2 2.0
Audio
ID : 3
Format : PCM
Format settings, Endianness : Little
Format settings, wrapping mode : Clip (AES)
Codec ID : 0D01030102060400
Duration : 2mn 28s
Bit rate mode : Constant
Bit rate : 768 Kbps
Channel(s) : 1 channel
Sampling rate : 48.0 KHz
Bit depth : 16 bits
Stream size : 13.6 MiB (100%)Hi,
we have the same problem!
It is not possible to play audio with the AVC-Intra100 Codec fluently.
Can anybody help?
Thanks,
Anja
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