Or Why IMovie have stop using core 2 duo and now stock around 60% instead of the usual 175 % of processes capacities?
Greetings
It's been 30 hours now that I struggle with various hypothesis of work, trying to rehabilitate the full capacity of IMovie 08 (v 7.1.4) to export in a proper time.
Usually, during exportation, Imovie use 150 to 175 % of my MacBook Pro Core 2 duo, since the last two days, it is stock between 30 and 70 % and I can't figure why. Lately, at its best, It went back to 120% for about two minutes and drop back to 65%.
It is like that since I bounce a 15minutes single track on Logic Pro 9 while IMovie 08 was exporting. It then generate a ReportCrash's crisis that I've try to describe my best here https://discussions.apple.com/message/15090079#15090079. As the Crash Report was about QMaster / Qmasterd, I have removed completely the application withouth been shure it was a good idea.
It then let IMovie gain back some strength and to now use around 60% of the capacities instead of the poor 25% of the crisis time. Still it make my work days compromise as an export that was taking 40 minutes is now recquiering 260 ! I was fearfull that qmaster could have been an architectural piece that make possible the usage of the dual core ( Core 2 Duo ) but by a test on another similar cpu without qmaster, Imovie was still exporting at 140%.
Any suggestion is welcome.
This happen at the worst time I could have imagine as I have to quickly produce a pilot as a film project proposal. What seemed flush in the usual exporting time now seem compromise by that bad surprise.
If nobody has a clue, does efficiants clip's trimming programs exist for mac ?
Hope they is a known way to solve this issue without having to bring the machine to the store
Gary G. Coleman
MacBook Pro OS X 10.5.8
2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
4Go 667 DR2 SDRAM
Greetings
It's been 30 hours now that I struggle with various hypothesis of work, trying to rehabilitate the full capacity of IMovie 08 (v 7.1.4) to export in a proper time.
Usually, during exportation, Imovie use 150 to 175 % of my MacBook Pro Core 2 duo, since the last two days, it is stock between 30 and 70 % and I can't figure why. Lately, at its best, It went back to 120% for about two minutes and drop back to 65%.
It is like that since I bounce a 15minutes single track on Logic Pro 9 while IMovie 08 was exporting. It then generate a ReportCrash's crisis that I've try to describe my best here https://discussions.apple.com/message/15090079#15090079. As the Crash Report was about QMaster / Qmasterd, I have removed completely the application withouth been shure it was a good idea.
It then let IMovie gain back some strength and to now use around 60% of the capacities instead of the poor 25% of the crisis time. Still it make my work days compromise as an export that was taking 40 minutes is now recquiering 260 ! I was fearfull that qmaster could have been an architectural piece that make possible the usage of the dual core ( Core 2 Duo ) but by a test on another similar cpu without qmaster, Imovie was still exporting at 140%.
Any suggestion is welcome.
This happen at the worst time I could have imagine as I have to quickly produce a pilot as a film project proposal. What seemed flush in the usual exporting time now seem compromise by that bad surprise.
If nobody has a clue, does efficiants clip's trimming programs exist for mac ?
Hope they is a known way to solve this issue without having to bring the machine to the store
Gary G. Coleman
MacBook Pro OS X 10.5.8
2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
4Go 667 DR2 SDRAM
