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RedCine Mackbook Pro Problem

Tom West

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Hello to everyone on reduser,

This is my first post on here, and I am posting because I do not see anybody with a similar problem. I was hoping that I could get some help, or someone might have any suggestions for me.

I have a Macbook Pro 2.4Ghz,
4GB RAM
8600M GT video card, 256MB RAM

Mac OSX 10.5.6

I can not get RedCine to work on this computer. I have tried the latest version of the software (v 3.18), but when that didn't run, I removed it with appzapper, tried an older version (v 3.12) again with no success.

What happens is the screen goes black and then the RedCine logo appears like usual, then all of a sudden the screen disappears. There is no system warning of a crash, or any problem with the software, the screen just disappears and goes back to the desktop.

I increased the resolution of the display to the maximum, as I thought it might be a screen resolution issue, but this does not seem to do the trick either.

Has anybody else had an issue with RedCine on a macbook pro? I tried a search on here but couldn't find any answer.

The only thing that I could think of is maybe a possible issue with some software that conflicts with RedCine, but there is not much on there, other than Adobe Photoshop and Aperture.

Any suggestions? I hope that this macbook pro will not need a reinstall but that is the only thing I can think of right now.

Tom West
 
Tom
I have v3.18 running on 2 x Macbook Pro's.. a company one and a personal one.
Both similar specs, except 2.5GHz, and 512Mb on the graphics card, and it runs no problem.
I have seen that issue several times if your not logged in as an administrator on the machine (PC or Mac, I think).. it tries to start then just dumps you out.
A real pain on "company" machines where permissions get pretty restricted.
Hope that helps...
 
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