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REDCINE Problem

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Hey-

I recently downloaded the new version of REDCINE for PC (082). The last version of REDCINE worked great, but with the new version, I boot the software, the screen goes black, I see the application logo, "Beta 1.0" etc, and then it quits and returns to desktop.

I'm on a Dell, Windows XP SP2, 2GHz Processor, 2G RAM, With an Nvidea Quadro FX Go1400 graphics card.

Any suggestions?
 
Same here...

Same here...

Just installed the latest RedCine for XP (running on Intel Mac through Boot Camp) and it exhibits exactly the same behavior. It used to work perfectly fine...:excl:

Luis
 
I had the same problem with Redcine because my R3D files were on an external USB drive that wasn't connected when I launched the application. I connected the drive, relaunched Redcine and everything worked fine. I guess it's a minor bug.
 
sparkhope, you beat me to it. I had that problem over the weekend. I'm actually surprised I figured it out so quickly...
Harry
 
Nope...

Nope...

Nope, that did not do it for me... Still having the same software behavior; it does not load.:ranting2:

Luis
 
Did you follow the uninstall/reinstall instructions as listed here?:
http://www.reduser.net/forum/showthread.php?t=7865

The Redcine folder must be deleted from your library folder before updating the app.

As for using external drives (keeping your media on a removable drive) good practice in Redcine is to start a new project before exiting so it does not look for footage at all when it is opened.

Kevin
 
Umm, I got mine to work. Essentially I logged into the admin account, opened it there, and it created the folders that it needed. Then in the user account it worked just fine. It (our system) is really finicky with permissions, and allowing programs access to certain parts of the drive. It's kind of frustrating. I've had a similar problem with nodes for our render farm. Anyway, good news, it's working and rendering as I type.
 
Yes, unfortunately at the moment it needs admin privileges to run. This will change in the future.
 
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