Ho appena comprato un macbook pro e in fatto di video mi trovo nel merdone ... perche non riesco a spostare un vedeo mp4 da mac pro a memoria esterna???

ho appena comprato un macbook pro e in fatto di video mi trovo nel merdone ...
perche non riesco a spostare un video mp4 da mac pro a memoria esterna???

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My macbook pro's memory is full and I purchased an external hard drive. I am using timemachine, but need to earse/free up some memory on my laptop. How do I do this?

My macbook pro's memory is full and I purchased an external hard drive. I am using timemachine, but need to earse/free up some memory on my laptop. How do I do this?

Christinag1317 wrote:
My macbook pro's memory is full and I purchased an external hard drive. I am using timemachine, but need to earse/free up some memory on my laptop. How do I do this?
Ok when you refer to "memory" that is the Random Access Memory which is temporary memory the processor (worker) uses to store stuff while it's using it. Power goes off whats in the memory is gone.
Your storage drive is where data is pernamnetly stored if the power is on/off.
So what you really mean to say is your storage drive is filled up and you need to make some room.
You have a TimeMachine drive, what this does is makes a image of your internal storage drive as a backup method, it also allows some "back in time" restoration of your previous deleted files depending how much space is on that drive. The more space, the less data you have, the more days you can go back in time to retrieve something.
Unfortunatly the TimeMachine drive is not a extra space storage drive, it automatically rotates what appears on your internal storage drive. So if you delete something from the internal drive, it eventually gets deleted from the TimeMachine drive.
So you need to make some more room on your internal drive, this is rather easy, all you need is ANOTHER external drive and connect it to the Mac. Give it a name like ExtraStorage#1 and thenyou will have to decide which of your User files you really don't need on the internal drive.
For instance the best choice would be to move some movies out of your Movies folder to another MoviesExtra folder on the ExtraStorage#1 drive.
Movies take a LOT of drive space and you can always copy them on or off, or watch them from the ExtraStorage#1 drive as well. But if your going to do this a lot, you should consider getting a Firewire 800/400, USB 3,2,1 combination drive as Firewire 800 is fastest and decently priced (Thunderbolt is very high priced and overkill at this time)
The other things like Documents are quite small, Pictures can take a lot of space if you have a lot, but if you need them on the internal drive then that's better. Music one tends to use a lot or manage playlists and such, but perhaps some music you may which to move off or "prune", I suggest always burning data DVD's of music especially for extra backups.
Once you have freed some room on the internal drive, this liitle neat program will show you what is taking the largest amount of space on your internal drive.
http://grandperspectiv.sourceforge.net/
After a scan, right click on the big squares to "revel in Finder" to show you what's taking the largest amount of space, be warned it also opens up hidden system files and folders, which you won't be able to move. So concentrate on what's inthe Users folder.
Likely if you have a lot of Movies this is the biggest culprit on most standard internal hard drives. Also if you have something in iTunes that's auto-downloading something like PodCasts and not deleting the older ones and you forget. So go there and fix things and that can free up drive space.
If you bought a small SSD with your new Mac, then the price of that SSD has come back to haunt you with low storage space, you will have to think carefully what you can live without on the internal drive.
Once you have slimmed things down, TimeMachine will update to reflect your slimmer internal drive. What this means is there is only one copy of your data on the ExtraStorage#1 drive.
You need to maintain two copies of your data at all times on seperate hardware, so now you need ANOTHER storage drive (ExtraStorage#2) to copy everythinng of ExtraStorage#1, or else if you drop or have a mechanical problem with ES#1 all that data will be gone!
If you wish to learn more then I suggest reading these two links
https://discussions.apple.com/message/16276201#16276201
http://pondini.org/OSX/Home.html

Ok, so i bought a 16GB DDR3 1333MHz RAM for my late 2011 13" MacBook Pro whose memory runs at 1067 MHz (I was also told that late 2011 MBPs run at 1333MHz, is mine an exception?)... Im looking for all possibilities to close the compatibility gap...

Ok, so i bought a 16GB DDR3 1333MHz RAM for my late 2011 13" MacBook Pro whose memory runs at 1067 MHz (I was also told that late 2011 MBPs run at 1333MHz, is mine an exception, if so, why?)... Im looking for all possibilities to close the compatibility gap because computer freezes at boot and was wondering if there was anything i could do to get this 16GB DDR3 1333MHz RAM to work at 1067MHz or somehow get my computer to run at 1333MHz?...

You don't have a late 2011 MB Pro.
You have a 2010 version. Your MB doesn't support 16GB. 8GB Max.
That's what it shows on your about this MAC.
You need to return the RAM and get 8GB ( 2 X 4GB ) 1066MHz.
Your system bus is set to 1066MHz.
You're having issues because you've installed more RAM than your MB can support. It's only reading 4GB per bank which totals to 8GB and not 16GB.

2012 MacBook Pro 15 Memory Upgrade

Hi all,
I have a solid state 2012 MacBook pro (15"). It has 16GB RAM. I like to make that 32GB by replacing the two 8GB modules with 16GB modules. Is this possible? Will the computer see them?
Thanks,
nima zahadat

Not sure which 2012 model you have:
http://www.everymac.com/systems/by_year/macs-released-in-2012.html
Once you figure out, then you get the answer from that page.
How to find your Mac's model and age?
Should help.
Note, http://www.macsales.com/ http://www.datamem.com/ and http://www.crucial.com/ are the only vendors I recommend buying from as they let you select the age and model type of 2012 Mac by age and model type and not by spec. The specs may be the same, but if they RAM is not specifically for that age of Mac and model, it may not work.

Older MacBook Pro needs memory upgrade, but there is a problem

I have an older 17" MBP (probably 2006 or so), Mac OS 10.6.7, that has a 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor and 4 GB of 667 MHΩ DDR2 SDRAM installed. Can I upgrade that to a faster DDR2, such as the 1067 MHz chip? If not, what do I do since I need the memory to keep things from crashing and/or taking forever to load?

Silver keys: Yes
Hardware:
Model Name:          MacBook Pro
Model Identifier:          MacBookPro3,1
Processor Name:          Intel Core 2 Duo
Plus, I just ran the Crucial scan and got this:
Memory Type: DDR2 PC2-5300, DDR2 (non-ECC)
Maximum Memory: 4GB
Currently Installed Memory: 4GB
Total Memory Slots: 2
Available Memory Slots: 0
It appears that I am already maxed out on memory. Guess I will have to figure something else out.
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Quirky Macbook Pro After Memory upgrade and big movie project

Hi all,
Last December I made a movie for a class project with imovie. I noticed that the processor temp got up to 180-190 degrees for long periods of time (I use Intel's CoreDuo Temp reader to tell). Ever since then my MBP has been real flaky and weird. I wonder if I burnt the chip or something. Here are some of the issues
Applications crashing (Apple and 3rd party)
hard time finishing big tasks (i.e. they start but then crash towards the end)
major slow downs at odd times
Overall loss of performance
Beachball for no reason
WILL NOT ARCHIVE!!!
WILL NOT TRANSFER BIG FILES TO EXTERNAL HD!!!
(those two are big to me)
I found a great app called fancontrol 1.1 and since then my temps have been down. wish I knew about it before my project. It's as if I can't trust this thing with anything more than surfing the net. Even that has been messed up lately.
I recently bought an extra gig of memory (I used 667 mhz ddr2 sdram bumping it to 2gb total) and that made things worse. Apps and performance are a little more unstable. I then completely wiped the hard drive and reinstalled the OS and all the updates and it still runs noticably slower than when I first got it. Stability got better but not at the level I would expect with 2gb of ram. I barely made it through making a movie yesterday. Had a crash at end of burning the DVD and had to re-render everything.
My biggest fear is that since I have one of the first Macbook Pros (I was one of the waitlist people) that I am screwed out of my warranty. I think it expires sometime this month. I use this thing everyday and I can't afford to upgrade. I'm pretty savy with macs and I've done about everything I can. Any advice or insight will be much apreciated.
MacBook Pro 1.83 ghz 2gb Mac OS X (10.4.8)

Among other things: Have you performed the firmware updates required for your particular model?
Have you run diagnostics? Boot from the OS X Installer Disc One and after the chime press and hold down the "D" key until the diagnostic screen appears. Run the extended tests several times.
Check that you have properly installed the added RAM. It's quite easy to insert it improperly. Remove the new RAM module to see if the problems cease. If they do you have a defective module.
Under heavy load it's not uncommon for the CPU core temperature to reach 83-85 ºC. Normal idle temperature may range between 40-45 ºC.
Otherwise, take the computer to an Apple service center for service.
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Macbook Pro 17" memory install upgrade problem

I have just installed 2 4GB RAM chips into my Macbook Pro 17" mid 2009 2.8GHz; Checking system info I am seeing Bank 0 with 4GB DDR3 1067 MHz and Bank 1 shows 2GB DDR3 1067 MHz. Both chips are seated properly & MacBK operates fine how do I correct this?

Does it show properly when the old memory is reinstalled?
What brand is the new memory -- OWC or Crucial?
Just because you *think* memory is installed properly does not mean it is. Seating memory is tricky, and even professionals may need to reseat memory.

What is the best way to increase my macbook pro's memory, it is 4g now.

What is the best way to increase my Macbook's memory? it is a 4g now.

And what is the exact model of MBP that you have?
Normally, assuming your Mac supports more than 4 GBs, the best way is to buy the specific RAM required for your machine to replace the RAM that is now installed. But we can't tell you that without knowing what model you have.
Open System Profiler in the Utilities folder and report what you find displayed for the Model Identifier.

Macbook pro corrupting memory cards?

Hi.
My Macbook has been having a few problems lately (the tech guys at my campus believe it is a hardware problem). But as it is still functional, I haven't bought a new hard drive. However, I've noticed that recently, two memory cards that I inserted into the Macbook ended up getting corrupted. I would insert the card and remove the photos/videos/audio files that I needed for my homework assignments, and then delete them from the Macbook. But then, when I insert the memory card back into the device, it would say that there would only a little bit of memory. And each corresponding time I inserted it back into my Macbook to try and see what's wrong, the memory would decrease even more until it would say that memory was full even when it was completely empty. Do potential hard drive problems with a Macbook have the potential to corrupt all of my memory cards?

Memory? Do you mean space on the card? There is a difference in terminology and certainly your campus IT guys should know that as well.

Mid 2009 MacBook Pro HDD Memory Leakage

When I leave my mid-2009 MBP running for a couple hours, my HDD memory decrease by about 20 GB, even though i have not downloaded anything. If I leave it running overnight, it will typically decrease by close to 40 GB. Does anyone know why this is happening, and how, or if, it can be fixed?

Sure, keep an eye on processes in activity monitor, see if any are doing alot of work continuously.
Also keep an eye on Disk I/O in activity monitor.
Finally use activity monitor again to see how much free/inactive RAM you have, if you have alot free/unused during the crazy hard disk filling period, you know its NOT a swap issue.
When you have isolated the process writing to disk (and it WILL be some process)
you can remove it, or stop it running, or, if it's a required system process, just put up with it.
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La scheda video del mio Macbook pro retina non parte.

Ho comprato un macbook pro retina (15" 2.3ghz 8gb ram)2 settimane fa, tutto bene fino ad oggi. il mac è diventato lento soprattutto nella visione della grafica. c'è un lag continuo delle finestre delle icone, come se la scheda video nvidia non partisse e il mac stesse usando la scheda video condivisa. non so cosa fare qualcuno ha avuto problemi simili? devo contattare apple?

Google Translate says you are speaking Italian and in English you are asking: / Google Translate dice che si parla italiano e in inglese si sta chiedendo:
I bought a macbook pro retina (15 "2.3GHz 8GB Ram) 2 weeks ago, so far so good. Mac has become slow, especially in view of the graphics. Continuous there is a lag window of icons, as if the card nvidia video does not start and the mac was using the shared video card. I do not know what to do has anyone had similar problems? should I contact apple?
Of which I say / Di cui io dico:
You should not be experiencing any lag at all on a Macbook Pro Retina. Therefore I would suggest you contact Apple. Here is their information:
Non deve trattarsi di alcun ritardo a tutti su un MacBook Pro Retina. Quindi vi suggerisco di contattare Apple. Ecco le loro informazioni:
Italy
Start your support request online and we'll connect you to an expert.
(39) 199 120 800*
www.apple.com/it/support/

My Macbook Pro keeps getting the spinning wheel...

Hello there.
This seems to be something thats asked about quite often. I wanted to see if there was something I could do to fix this problem without having to go to Apple. and if not, it is what it is. ....I have a Macbook Pro, bought it in 2011...has really never ever given me any issues, I havent really been using it all that much like I used to but I'll be using it alot more now that Ill be returning to college...I will say, its usually worse with safari. With Google Chrome it isn't quite as bad.
It's just been real slow lately, usually freezes up, then the spinning wheel pops up, usually doesnt go away, sometimes does...usually doesnt though...If the spinning wheel doesn't show up, another thing that may happen is if I hover over an app, say itunes or google chrome, the icon of the app will enlarge like it normally does, but when I scroll away and as the cursor goes away from the icon, the icon stay enlarged, and doesnt allow me to double click it or really anything...that doesnt happen quite as often as the spinning wheel though
so yeah, id like to know if this is fixable...I've considered calling Apple they're very helpful but i Figured i'd give this a try...
I'm not really sure what specific info you may need to be able to help me, like i said its a 2011 Macbook Pro, apparently Memory 4 GB (from about this mac) ,
any recommended apps to download ? or anything ?
thanks so much, any help or suggestions at all will be highly appreciated
Sorry for rambling.

Avoid third party so called Mac cleaning utilities. They can more harm than good. Your Mac runs maintenace in the background for you. There are other reasons why you see the spinning beach ball.
Not enough free storage space slow your Mac down.
Click your Apple menu  top left in your screen. From the drop down menu click About This Mac > More Info > Storage
Make sure there's at least 15% free disk space.
If it's not a disk space issue, a Safe Mode boot deletes system caches that may help.
Startup your Mac in Safe Mode
A Safe Mode boot takes much longer than a normal boot so be patient.
Once you are in Safe Mode, click the Apple  top left in your screen. From the drop down menu click Restart.
See if that makes a difference.

MacBook air versus MacBook Pro

Which is better for video editing: MacBook air or MacBook pro? Which is more durable? What is the difference?

both will do the job for your.
the macbook air having a better resolution than the 13 Inch Macbook Pro.
the macbook air is lighter but not by much if comparing to a 13 Inch Macbook Pro.
the macbook pro however, comes with an optical drive and the macbook air does not.
the macbook pro's memory is upgradeable and the macbook air's memory is fixed.
the best solution for you, go to the apple store or best buy and compare them side by side.
i own 2 macbook pros - a 13 inch and 15 inch - upgraded the RAM to 16GB in both of them and took the hard drive off and installed SSDs in them. Now I have a very fast Macbook Pro.

13' MacBook Pro i5 dual core(non retina) vs 15' MacBook Pro i7 quad core(non retina)

I'm looking to buy a laptop, I'm going to use it for some photoshop, and daily use of excel,iTunes,web browsing, watch videos. The following laptops are which I'm looking at: 13' MacBook Pro i5 dual core(non retina) and 15' MacBook Pro i7 quad core(non retina). Please let me know what you suggest. I'm looking for a laptop to last me at least 5 years.

I'm trying to stick w/o having to buy the super drive and need a lot of memory to store so that's why the retina laptops didn't come to mind. I was looking at the refurbished section and apple is selling a (non retina) 15' MacBook Pro 4GB memory, 500GB hard drive, i7 quad core processor.

Macbook pro lots of GB's used up by unknown and unidentifiable stuff??

I have a 2009 13inch macbook pro 2GB memory 2.26GHZ Intel Core 2 Duo running on software version 10.6.8 - and there seems to be approx 90GB being used that I can t account for or find.
Ive searched manually by "getting info" and by using the uilities?
The available GB seems to be declining rather quickly without me downloading anything or creating any large files (only really use Logic Pro 9 on it) etc...
I reinstalled the osx less than a year ago to start from scratch so to speak and have been quite conscious of what I do on it however I have just watched the available space go down without piling stuff onto the mac ( I use external hardrives to save things also )
Does anyone know how to locate what is using all this space or what/why it is happening?
Also of any good cleanup software that has worked for people?
Thanks

Pondini's Where Did My Disk Space Go gives a good explanation of use of the hard drive.

Ho appena comprato un macbook pro e in fatto di video mi trovo nel merdone ... perche non riesco a spostare un vedeo mp4 da mac pro a memoria esterna???

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