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Re: Help choosing a good performing eSATA pc express card for MBP
by Rich Sigerist on Nov 4, 2009 at 8:58:48 pm

Related question here. Just purchased my 5th G-Raid. Already own 2 500 Gig, 2 3TB and just purchased a 4TB for a half-hour weekly reality show. For the moment I'm working on a new 17" MBP with only 4GB RAM (will upgrade soon) and I noticed G-Tech's recommendation of an eSATA CardBus adapter. I have frequent sync issues when outputting my shows to BetaSP. About half-way through I'll get a glitch and then the rest of the audio and video in the timeline will be about 3 frames out of sync. Will using a CardBus adapter from my MBP to my single 4TB GRaid help this? Currently it's connected via FW800.
I also often have to shift my audio 3 frames after bringing DV footage into timeline but that might be an issue for another forum.

Thanks,

Rich Sigerist
RSVP Creative
Ventura, CA

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Help choosing a good performing eSATA pc express card for MBP by chris forrester on Jul 3, 2009 at 4:26:16 am
- Re: Help choosing a good performing eSATA pc express card for MBP by Gene Gilbert on Jul 10, 2009 at 6:38:43 pm
  - Re: Help choosing a good performing eSATA pc express card for MBP by chris forrester on Jul 14, 2009 at 10:07:20 pm
    - Re: Help choosing a good performing eSATA pc express card for MBP by Gene Gilbert on Jul 14, 2009 at 10:25:14 pm
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