Motion 5 + Macbook Air

I have a late 2011 MBA which I recently installed Motion 5 on. I understand that the system is not ideal for running motion, however I am wondering what I can do to improve the performance. So far I have dropped the settings in the "rendering" options to their lowest - this still results in choppy playback, even of clips with no effects.
Are there any otpions to let Motion run a "pre-render" during editing so that I can watch effects smoothly? Any other suggestions short of upgrading?
Thanks,
-Michael

Max out RAM, that's about it. Reduce the render options as you've done. Not much else to do.

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Neither will run Motion and AE very well, the worst choices you can make.
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Hi all,
This morning, I used my Macbook Air (mid-2013) to send an email and check up on my usual stuff, nothing I've not done hundreds of times. I then closed the lid and went to work. Again, nothing I've never done before.
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Cue much panicking and looking around at things, and this is what I've discovered/tried:
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- When I press the power button, the Mac does power on; I can hear the fan inside if I put my ear to it (note that this means its really quiet, its not blowing at full power or anything), and the Mac is getting hot on the left hand side where the power adapter plugs in. It turns on both when plugged in and when its not. So the battery has power and the machine is turning on, it just isn't booting or doing anything. I can turn it off if I hold the power button down for about 3 seconds, the fan stops. But everything else is completely unresponsive. Also, it gets quite hot pretty quick, hotter than it normally does when in use.
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- I've tried resetting the PRAM/NVRAM. This has no noticeable affect on anything.
- I've tried holding a bunch of different keys when starting up (cmd+R etc.) but again, nothing.
- I've tried something crazy suggested in another thread; leaving the Macbook partially opening and shaking it, which supposedly does something to the "sudden motion sensor". I wouldn't have tried this but a whole bunch of people said it worked for them, but it does nothing for me. The fact this step didn't work is why I made a new thread; because the issue with those people seemed to be that their Macs wouldn't wake up from sleep/hibernation and shaking it somehow did that, or they just magically woke up on their own.
And at this stage I seem to have run out of thing to try.
I've made an appointment at the Genius bar but the earliest they could do is Saturday, which is pretty crappy and I'm going travelling in less than 2 weeks, so I really need my Macbook to sort out the details since a lot of info about it is on there exclusively.
Does anyone know any reason why this might have happened?
Why would the battery drain so fast when it was supposed to be sleeping?
Why will it now not boot at all, even though it's powering up in some way? Could it not booting be related to the fact the battery seemed to run completely flat, and this has done something to the software or hardware?
Any suggestions beyond what I've tried already?
If I can't get it working before my Genius appointment, I'll post what happens here just in case any one else has this issue so people will have an idea of what might have happened to them.
Thanks in advance!

olliemilne wrote:
- I've tried holding a bunch of different keys when starting up (cmd+R etc.) but again, nothing.
You could try booting the MBP using the OPTION+COMMAND+R keys and see if it will connect to the Apple servers. This would allow you to install the original OSX . I have my doubts though.
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Ciao.

MacBook Pro Retina Display 13" or MacBook Air 13"??

I'm starting university in September and I'm considering purchasing a MacBook Pro 13" or a MacBook Air 13" to use during my study. I just can't decide which to go for.
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Total Number Of Cores: 2
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Bus Speed: 1.07 GHz
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You sure about this? https://www.apple.com/why-mac/better-support/
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The beep, I don't know. Laptop drives can make some weird noises when they spin up or down. Some of those noises are indistinguishable from a beep. Whether or not these noises indicate a defective or failing hard drive, that's up in the, well, air.

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Thanks.

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odel Name:          MacBook Air
Model Identifier:          MacBookAir1,1
Processor Name:          Intel Core 2 Duo
Processor Speed:          1.6 GHz
Number Of Processors:          1
Total Number Of Cores:          2
L2 Cache:          4 MB
Memory:          2 GB
Bus Speed:          800 MHz
Boot ROM Version:          MBA11.00BB.B03
SMC Version (system):          1.23f20
Serial Number (system):          W8813CU6Y51
Hardware UUID:          71716D67-B5FC-50DC-8CB5-DF2A06EEA879
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olliemilne wrote:
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hahaha - this is never ending.
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Open error 18446744073709551594: "Unknown error: -22" on System/Library/KerberosPlugins/KerberosFrameworkPlugins/LKDCLocate.bundle/Conte nts/MacOS/LKDCLocate
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Open error 18446744073709551594: "Unknown error: -22" on System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/KerberosHelper.framework/Versions/A/KerberosHe lper
Open error 18446744073709551594: "Unknown error: -22" on System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/KerberosHelper.framework/Versions/A/Resources/ kcc-debug
Open error 18446744073709551594: "Unknown error: -22" on System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/KerberosHelper.framework/Versions/A/Resources/ lkdc_acl
Open error 18446744073709551594: "Unknown error: -22" on usr/sbin/kadmin
Open error 18446744073709551594: "Unknown error: -22" on usr/sbin/kadmin.local
Open error 18446744073709551594: "Unknown error: -22" on usr/sbin/kadmind
anybody no if / how to fix this
ps - I did run the repair twice

Motion 5 + Macbook Air

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