Is FCP faster and better in Raid 0?

Is FCP7 best used in a Raid 0 set up?
I'm considering putting x2 1TB drives in Raid 0 for video editing HD - is this the way to go?
Will OS 10.6 improve system performance?
Is a Raid 0 configuration worth while for speed performance in FCP?
- or is Raid 0 performance overrated?
I'm a bit confused on how Raid 0 works - splitting files across 2 drives. Do the 2 drives merge into one desktop icon?
And can i use it like a regular drive, to store and move the files between Raid 0 and a regular drive set-up?

just one more thing wrote:
Is FCP7 best used in a Raid 0 set up?
Setting a RAID up will allow for more clips to be played back at one time in a sequence, but doesn't make renders faster per se etc...
I'm considering putting x2 1TB drives in Raid 0 for video editing HD - is this the way to go?
The danger is that if you lose one drive you lose all the data of two...
Will OS 10.6 improve system performance?
No.
Is a Raid 0 configuration worth while for speed performance in FCP?
- or is Raid 0 performance overrated?
Depends on the formats you edit... larger file sizes require faster drives to play back the QT movies...
I'm a bit confused on how Raid 0 works - splitting files across 2 drives. Do the 2 drives merge into one desktop icon?
Yes.
And can i use it like a regular drive, to store and move the files between Raid 0 and a regular drive set-up?
Yes...
Jerry

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We currently have the large majority of the After Effects team working on nothing but interactive performance. You'll see the first fruits of this effort in a release currently targeted for this spring.
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Hi,
I have just downloaded fcp x and purchased motion but have found out the drivers for my AJA io HD are not available as yet so decided to revert to FCP 6.5. My system now runs like a dog and then I discovered FCP x and Motion should be installed on a separete partition. I have a Raid card installed on my mac and the application disc disk does not enough space so do not know what I should do. Any help would be welcome.
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Hi Mark spencer4,
The issues I have is No drivers for Aja ioHD so I cant test FCP X to see how it works. When I return to my FCP version 6 it just does not run like it used to and keeps hanging the Aja ioHD so I have to keep refreshing. My motion projects on the FCP timeline now do not open in the old version of motion so I cant round robin as before. My main disc does not have enough space to run FCP X projects and a post on Apple forum said to run FCP X and Motion on a new partition if you still need to use FCP 6. As I have a Raid card with enough space, If I created a partition on it for fcp X and Motion 5 would FCP 6 work properly again.
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Anybody experience with FCP X and Macbook pro 15inch 2.2?

My old mid 2009 macbook harddrive died on me today, and I'm thinking to upgrade. Sell the old one and buy the new 2011 2.2. The old one was slow in rendering and had lots and lots and lots of spinning beachballs. Was I pushing it too hard? Don't know, but it was horrible. I lost so much time.
Anyway, does anybody have this combo fcp x and the new 15inch macbook pro with the 1gig card and what are your findings??
Thanks
Peter

I've got a 2011/2.2/8GB/6750 running FCPX. Once I troubleshooted my external HDs (a Drobo that was nearly full with Time Machine backups was slowing down the entire Firewire bus) things run a lot better. I'm currently storing video on a Promise Pegasus R4 Thunderbolt RAID and the entire system is pretty snappy. The only slowdowns are:
1. clips, events, and projects on slower hard drives can slow down launching the app and screen refreshes
2. FCPX is still flakey. It will run great for a whole day and then will refuse to launch the next morning.
3. exporting through Compressor is slow, particularly when I'm under deadline! 10 minute HD segments can take an hour or so. The Activity Monitor shows the CPUs maxed out, so I suspect that's the bottleneck. I've tried setting up distributed rendering but it doesn't work quite yet.
4. FCPX can be a RAM hog, so if you're a rabid multi-tasker like me, prepare to beachball or change your wicked ways.
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FCP 7 and FCP-X on same partition: what problems are caused?

I'm trying to figure out if the performance issues I'm having with FCP-X can be remedied, or if the problem is just buggy software. Apparently, even a newer, faster, more powerful Mac is not the answer, as I read complaints from people with new, suped-up Mac Pros who say the software slows to a crawl. Sounds familiar to me, but I'm on iMacs and a MacBook Pro -- all my Macs are 3-4 years old, and are from that Core 2 Duo era, not Quad Core processors. All my Macs are maxed out at 4 GB or RAM. So I'm certain new machines are in my future. But judging from what some people say about their newer, faster machines, I'm not entirely convinced that it would solve the problem I'm having with FCP-X.
There are numerous threads here reporting sluggish performance (perpetual spinning beach balls) relating to a memory leak or a problem relating to FCP-X's usage of memory (some say it happens worse in Lion). Is that the problem? And if it is, why hasn't Apple addressed it?
Then there is this matter of having FCP-7 (FCP Studio) and FCP-X installed on the same partition. Apple's "Best Practices" article clearly states that it's best to have the two applications installed on separate partitions. Only problem (for me) is, I already had FCP-7 installed on the primary partition. When I purchased FCP-X (the day it first became available), I hadn't read that article, so naturally, the software got installed...you guessed it...on the primary partition. And yes, I could uninstall FCP-7 (FCP Studio), create a new partition, and then re-install it. But I remember how long it took to install FCP Studio (about 4 hours, as I recall), so I've put off the ordeal of heading down that road.
So I'm wondering.......
What problems are known to occur as a result of having FCP-7 and FCP-X installed on the same partition? Would my sluggish performance be related to this? Or would going to the trouble of uninstalling FCP-7, re-partitioning, then re-installing FCP-7 (FCP Studio) into its own play space, only be a waste of time?
What evidence is there that this co-install is the culprit causing sluggish performance?
What ARE the problems that the co-install causes? I've never heard anyone address this specifically.

When FCP X first came out, Apple recommended keeping FCS 3 on a separate partition, so I did that.
Recently I did a clean reinstall or Lion and installed FCS 3 as normal, followed by FCP X 10.0.3.
During the FCP X install, FCP 7 was moved to a new folder called Final Cut Studio.
'Studio' and FCP X now work happily on the same partition - but I have not tried opening both at the same time!
Just now, both applications are the most stable they have ever been.
These are my standard tips for improving performance:
First, check the spec of your iMac against the system requirements:
http://www.apple.com/finalcutpro/specs/
Particularly your graphics card. If it's listed here, it's not suitable:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4664
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Move your Projects and Events to an external HD (make sure it's formatted OS Extended - with journaled on or off) and run from there.
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Problem with NT4 and 120 Gb. raid partition

Hi,
My motherboard is a 694D Pro AR (MS-6321, rev 1)
This has onboard Firewire (IEEE 1394) and onboard RAID (via the Promise Fastrak100 RAID controller built on the board).
The Operating system is in an IBM 45 GB. disk. attach to
IDE 100 controller 1. The system is 100% stable.
I buy 2 new Hard disk (Maxtor 60 Gb. 7.200 each) and make a raid with them (120 Gb.) in promise bios.
I Start NT, all ok, and recognise the 120 Gb. partition, but
Occurs the following:
-- If i write data from the hard disk 1 (IBM 45 GB.) to the 120 Gb. partition all is ok and fast.
-- If i write data from disk 2 (120 GB. partition) to the disk 1 all is ok and fast.
And now is the problem, if i write data from disk 2 (120 GB.) to another directory of this disk the system become slowly and CRASH.
Help please.
(excuse my english).
Motherboard 694D
2 Cpu P3 1000.
1 Gb Ram
1 Hard disk 45 Gb. IBM
2 Hard disk 60 Gb. Maxtor (raid 0 stripe)
1 Dvd rom Pionner
1 Dvd Sony dru500A

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http://www.msi.com.tw/program/support/bios/bos/spt_bos_detail.php?UID=83%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20&NAME=MS-6321
3.4 updated raid bios
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/e_service/faq/?method=detail&faq_id=185
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This sounds very silly but I`m really disappointed and can`t figured out how to do it.
Is there a way to upload a *.fcp project and associate NOT ONLY the project but ALSO the Media that this project contains?
In other words, if I upload a FCP project and choose a Production to be associated the production is created but ONLY the FCP Project Asset is inside this production, not the whole medias.
A scan production (for the FCP file) also doesn`t work.
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The work around would be:
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2- to upload a FCP and associate to a production and after that manually move fcp associated assets to this production (this almost impossible because the limitation of 200 assets per page).
Can some one propose a better way?
Regards

No, you are correct, but unfortunately these are Elements (inside the FCP project) and not real Assets. So for instance, if you fill in the annotations on the Asset it will not show on the Elements (inside FCP projects) and vice-versa. You can`t do a lot of other things as well with elements as you can with assets.
So I would like to have a Production with all media created automatically when a FCP project is uploaded (or scanned).
Regards

How to make powermac G4 400GHz faster and run smoother.

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I prefer to use the AIC preset as it is 4 times faster and there is no quality difference on the final DVD.
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Well you can email me for a 12KB copy of the preset as I believe FCP X can use it even though you don't have Compressor.

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Thanks for any input!!
Alexandra
Message was edited by: xandradeg

Hi David,
I have 4GB Ram installed, and the footage is P2 Cam footage that was copied on to the hard drives during the shoot. I transferred the P2 footage with Duel Adapter, not from the camera directly. Some of it is also AVCHD footage from mini HD cam. I've been using my laptop (Macbook Pro, OS 10.4.11, 2G Ram with FCP 6.0.5 installed) to bring in footage, and Log and Transfer works fine with the same footage but doesn't work with this iMac. I was hoping to stop using my laptop so I can do everything on just the iMac.

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