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• Should you cuda for playback with 4 k on Macbook pro end of 2013?

  My question is, I have a macbook pro (late 2013) i7, 16 G of ram, nvidia Gforce 750 m with 2 GB of memory ddr5, mavericks osx 10.9.1

  Is this reading machine 4 k with only the software? or he must have active cuda?

  Because I did several tests first with RED 4 k files and even with a resolution of 1/4 I always drop frames. Then I tested with Arri Alexa 2 RAW files k and first just may have a reading decent regardless of resolution 1/2 gal and droped frames, 1/4, this is a no go because there a lot of pixels can't really see it happening.

  Another test was 4 k IOS Canon 1 d files. These files are still similar to the arri those, I do not have a reading no matter the resolution! These files, I can't even play on VLC they lag everywhere.

  I handled the files on the flash drive SSD internal 700MB read/write, and then in a lacie us3, same problem. On the first with the software alone and cuda, same thing.

  (I already posted on a diferent discussion, im having droped frames with cuda on simple H264 files enable, then maybe for 4 k is possible, but only when the cuda option works perfectly)

  If its a problem with my computer, or you guys think its first Adobe CC?

  Thank you

  
  

  CUDA does not at all help with reading.  It helps with effects, graduation, blend modes and other.

  For this kind of media, you should really focus on a proper workstation with five internal drives:

  System

  Projects

  Cache / Scratch

  Media

  Exports

  And you might want to consider making this Media Player a RAID 3, which means a minimum of seven internal disks.

• Mac Pro end of 2013 will not launch apps. most mouse clicks are delayed to the point of making it unusable.

  Hello community,

  I have a problem with my Mac Pro end 2013. I bought it in August of 2014. It has always seemed to be a little weird, but I attributed this to the usual first generation bugs and not-so-stellar OSXs from the end. When it was available, I installed the latest update of El Capitan, 10.11.5,, and it seemed that Apple had finally deceived. Since the update, I enjoyed the use of my MP as much as other Macs I've owned over the years (a Performa, G3, G4, G5, several iMac, MacBook, MacBook Pro and Mac Mini - 14 in all).

  Yes, computer on my MP was nearlly nirvana, that is, until a few days ago. It started when my mouse became very unresponsive and I just thought he needed a couple of new batteries. I put fresh packaging as engergizers in, but it did not help. The slider was slow and jerky, and sometimes it is completely frozen. I paired a new mouse, also with new batteries, the Member and experienced the same thing. Basically, the mouse was unusable. The slider control would come and go at random. I do not think that to restart faster, (which surprises me, because, in the past, I had to do quite often to operate properly). But I restart, and it seemed to clear up the problem at the moment. This strange mouse behavior happened at least a dozen times since the beginning, but generally, it did not last long and lightens without rebooting. I noticed that often happens during Time Machine backups are in progress, or when another CPU-intense activity is happening.

  Unfortunately, it seems that this problem of mouse was a harbinger of things to come. Today, I started the MP of his sleep and clicked on Mail. Nothing happened. It confused me and left me puzzled for a while. I clicked on my browser, Google Chrome, and even once, nothing happened. I thought I should go in my applications folder and try to launch Mail from there to see if that would work. All the time that I did, I got a message window that says: "Cannot open the application"Mail.app"because it may be damaged or incomplete." Immediately after you read this, another window message, just like this one open and said the same thing for Google Chrome - "Unable to open," etc. Icons for Mail and Google Chrome in the doc are now passed to the application icon generic Apple, (the white sheet with the 'A' in the lower corner). Each application I click on since waking from sleep today gives me the same result. Nothing opens the application icon in the dock or the original file in the applications folder. Another very strange thing, it's clicking on a file opens the file in the application it is native. Strange, Yes, but I was able to open Google Chrome, clicking on a saved URL, and I open TextEdit by clicking on a saved TextEdit document. But the application does not open by clicking on its icon. I thought it was very unusual.

  With this weird behavior also come a slowdown in response time of the mouse and keyboard. It is so slow that it makes the work on the machine, for all practical purposes, impossible. It takes 20 or 30 seconds to register a click. But, adding to the quirkiness of everything that happens, once an application is open, like TextEdit, the mouse and the app seem to work almost as if nothing was when working within the App on the other hand, the responses to the mouse by trying to use the finder or open a file from the desktop are very slow. A note on this: when I first the computer woke up today and ran into problems, I tried to open the applications folder and when it finally opened, there is no list of applications. In near-panic mode, I immediately tried the folder my documents to see if my personal files were intact, but no they had also disappeared, or so it appeared. I discovered later, having left the files open on my desk for an hour or two, that files showed later upward. It was a great relief. But the icons on several applications from the applications folder had changed to the generic Apple icon, for some reason any. I rebooted into Recovery Mode, but he wasn't able to do anything there except performing first aid on the hard drive, which showed everything be ok. I didn't restore from a backup at this stage. I had another option to try everything first. Re-boot after that nothing changed.

  The option I mentioned was to try Disk Warrior on it. I ran the latest version and rebuilt on the hard drive, checked the material, and all that makes the software, I forgot. It took about 45 minutes to run. The result was that it showed some things which have been corrected, probably 8 or 10 items, any rang critics. I said a short prayer and restarted. Nothing has changed. Everything that I described before was exactly the same.

  Exasperated, I came here to see if it was what I could glean conversations that could help me. I have not found something really substantial to help me solve the problem, unfortunately. What I found was that I'm certainly not the only person who has experienced problems of 2013 end MP of catastrophic proportions. It is obvious that there is a serious problem with this Mac.

  For those who have had smooth sailing with them, be very happy. If I was. The question came out of the blue. Yesterday, I would have been there with you praise. I hope your luck tends and you never have to experience this level of frustration with a product. I mention this because some seem to dismiss the issue as flukey. But I must say, in all honesty, anyone denying the MP has a problem either whistling through the graveyard or they are so pro-Mac that they are not prepared to allow even a small flaw in the Apple armor. They are good people, but they are in denial. I know how easy it is to refuse to acknowledge the existence of even a slight stain on the first brand hand. I have fought wars of Mac - PC at the time where we didn't know what a Mac - but almost every designer in the country. We labeled Mac users quietly the balls also odd, unconventional and offbeat. But we knew we had the best product. We knew that when the rubber meets the road, in particular regarding graphics, we would spank a PC each time. The years 90, and even the first part of the century was a time when serious computer users aligned on one side of the road or the other, Mac or PC. A lot of animosity arose between the two camps, especially on the side of the Mac, because we were the underdogs, rather despised by the majority. We felt the need constantly to get our message to the number overwhelming dominate the PC users. It follows a sort of tacit animosity. And it became a proposal for a war similar to many Mac users, myself included. For people who lived in that time and have subsequently become more and more immersed in all things Mac, the war is raging on. This is the meaning behind my description of those who are "so pro-Mac". Again, it is easy to understand why this mentality still exists. It was not easy for us guys good back in the day. But it is now time for rational people watch mentality 'til-death-us-part and face the facts, which also means recognition of all prejudice deeply seated, illogical. This member is not good. There is a real possibility that it could be much worse than not well. Time will tell.

  On the side of those who are unwilling to admit there are problems, of course, the argument will be, given all the members sold, he's going to be a dud or two, it's just human nature to be less - than perfect. I accept that. For my money, however, after having lived what I have with my Congressman and to hear the facts given on this site by several owners of the MP - and the absurdity of the incredible problems they have known - that any rational thinker must know at least the idea that means that we deal with a lot more here than the occasional, inevitable dud.

  The bottom line is, my problems are not isolated. It is clear that Apple has a product that fails to a very rare rhythm of the brand. Once again, I have owned for a decade of Mac, all shapes and sizes, but I've never had anything that happens to one of them that comes close to this type of failure. How disappointing it is to me, who has worn the coat for Apple products for nearly 30 years.

  I doubt if there is something that everyone in the team of technical advisors here at the Community Board of Apple can do to help me with this problem. I'm not somehow devaluing at your service for Mac users. I certainly welcome any help you can offer. I know you have helped countless others to find solutions to the problems. But it's a little different for you now with this model of MP. Your best efforts seem to be a bit anemic on this topic. And it's not your fault. Apple isn't talking, then you are here on an island of yours, grasp at straws to try to help. I congratulate you on that, but nothing I've read has shed significant light on this which seems to be a mess of real, first Apple class - currently without a viable solution.

  Yet once again, I welcome any suggestions and thank you in advance to address even. I will definitely check here in the coming days to see if he has the answers.

  In my view, the prudent thing for me to do now is to make an appointment at my nearest store from Apple, an hour and a half and let them begin to set. I'm not too optimistic about a full success to resolve the issue during the first visit, based on the experiences of other contributors. And I rejoice in water and the lift back repeatedly to do things, as seems to be the rule rather than the exception. But in this regard, fortunately, I'm retired and now do occasional projects at low pressure. It's great to not have the MP to put food on the table like I did for many years using my trusty ol ' G5. I don't know what I would if I still ran my business full-time and depends on this MP. Small businesses rely on their equipment to work. The major failures, such as this MP seems to display with regularity can quickly put a small company out of business. This failure is not a walk in the park for me, but I really feel for those who invested heavily and who depend on every day, only to have this mucking things up, i.e., when it is not in the repair shop.

  Finally, I write my thoughts here to express my disappointment in commiseration with other owners of MP end 2013. These are users who were as delighted as I when Apple eventually replaced the G5 with this elegant, state-of-the-art piece of equipment. Like many others, I jumped directly into the train without reservation, and I paid their price without any reluctance. Plunking down to $4 k for it, adding on 27 "display Apple and then having to buy an external drive now makes me a feel a bit embarrassed, at best and, at worst, as an easy mark. The result is, I wasn't expecting this new MP to throw myself into a sort of computer euphoria, I expected just to work as it was announced. The only thing I added on and I thank God, I did it, was AppleCare. Before this saga is over, Apple will probably want that I had refused it.

  I have not read all what you posted but I think a clean installation, even to an external and test simply install would probably tell a different story. I think you did an installation "backup" probably from a backup of TC. I also think that Legacy Applications from a backup OS x and third-party would be not beneficial. Try it, see what improves.

• MacBook Pro (retina, early 2013) will work well with Dell P2715Q monitor?

  MacBook Pro (retina, early 2013) will work well with Dell P2715Q monitor?

  Doesn't look like 4K is a good option.

  /macbook-pro-retina-display-how-to-manually-switch-http://www.EveryMac.com/systems/Apple/Macbook_pro/MacBook-Pro-retina-display-FAQ

  Graphics.html #extdisplays

  Built-in display:

  15.4 "Widescreen

  Native resolution:

  2880 x 1800

  Details:

  This model has a screen 15,4 "color widescreen LED backlit with IPS technology with a 2880 in native resolution from 1800 to 220 DPI (178 degrees viewing angle). It also supports of the resolutions on the scale of 1920 by 1200, 1680 by 1050, 1280 by 800 and 1024 by 640. See also: how can you 'strength' or 'hack' the Retina Display MacBook Pro models running at the native resolution or otherwise more on screen that adapt default?

  2 screen support:

  Double/mirror *.

  2nd Max Resolution:

  2560 x 1600 (x 2 *)

  Details:

  * This model supports a simultaneous maximum resolution up to 2560 x 1600 on two external displays via Thunderbolt. Alternatively, it can support a single screen up to 2560 x 1600 per Thunderbolt and one display up to 1920 x 1200 through HDMI. Although it can theoretically supply all the three external displays, such as confirmed by a useful player, it runs too hot with three connected screens.

  http://www.EveryMac.com/systems/Apple/Macbook_pro/specs/MacBook-Pro-core-I7-2.7-15-early-2013-retina-display-specs.html

  Although I think I read some hacks to make 4 K @ 30 fps.

• Disk compatibility HARD MacBook Pro end 2010... SATA?

  I have the mid-late 2010 15 "Macbook Pro. Currently, he has the 500 GB HDD 2.4 GHz inside and want to go to 1 TB. I will be upgrading the 8 GB of RAM and I wonder...

  1 a the SATA specifications can he manage? II? III? SATA 6?

  2. any recommendations for transmission models?

  I found this:

  SATA 6

  http://www.Amazon.com/black-performance-mobile-hard-drive/DP/B01DOL05OC

  If I can't go SATA 6 How about something else similar? 7200 RPM and 1 TB that works?

  Thanks 1million expert Apple!

  A 2010 MBP has SATA2 3Gbps connectivity.  However all readers will be retro-compatible.  Try OWC:

  http://eShop.MacSales.com/shop/hard-drives/2.5-notebook/

  There are cheerleaders for all different brands, but the bottom line, they all will work.

  Capacity is not a problem.  Now they come up to 2 TB.

  I have a Crucial 1 TB SSD in my MBP 2010 and it works as expected, fine.

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• I downloaded and installed Photoshop elements 11 on my new Macbook Pro.  Why can I not see my scanner (Epson Perfection 3200 Photo) of the file > Import menu?

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  I just bought a macbook pro 13 ", however it has no ethernet port, have I need to buy a device of air port and what one do need me?

  Your MacBook Pro has built in WiFi.

  Wi - Fi

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  It is the best way to connect. You will need a router if you don't already have one.

  If you want to use ethernet wire you can use this cable. ter http://www.apple.com/shop/product/MD463LL/A/thunderbolt-to-gigabit-ethernet-adap? fnode = 8 b See the following link for more useful information if you are new to Mac.

  Kim

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  You need to grade 12 to OS x 10.6.8 via DVD you can get here:

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  Full DVD 10.6.3 to 10.6.8 update via software update. Then either update to El Capitan if your hardware allows

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• MacBook Pro 13 "(mid-2012) do not recognize all internal HDD or SSD

  Hello, I have this very annoying problem with my Macbook Pro 13 "mid-2012.

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  PS:

  I tried also Reset of the MSC and the Apple Hardware Test extended, giving "No problem found".

  I also tried to unplug the Sata cable connectors and clean the cable with a handkerchief, then incredibly SSD Macintosh appeared at the start of the USB, but installation failed at some point. And next time, I tried the SSD disappeared again.

  This problem is driving me crazy and I hope someone can help with suggestions. Thank you

  djmobley wrote:

  But stil does not work when I put the SSD inside the Macbook. Is possible that there the Sata cable who, from one day to the other, stop working?

  Yes.

  A NEW SATA cable will probably will correct the problem.

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• Questions new installation HD SSD for MacBook Pro

  I followed the online instructions how to install the SSD for my MacBook Pro. I then rebooted by Mac in recovery mode and formatted the drive in Mac OS extended (journaled). It was a little bit tricky message sometimes giving such as erasure of disk failures, but eventually it worked. I selected to install the OS on this HD. The image of the OS were first shown on OS X Lion, but my current OS is El Capitan. I just figured that he was installing the original operating system provided with the mac. The installation went well but then we he had finished wen timer back to 1 hour, 46 minutes. He made several times and after 6 hours, I decided to leave and start over. The second time after erasing HD and formatting again the OS that came was El Capitan for installation so I continued. This time, the installation has been completed and at the end says "OS could not be installed on my computer, reboot and try again." On the third attempt has received a similar message from the failed to install ' year error occurred during extraction of the files in the package "Essentials.pkg." " »

  Anyone has any idea why this doesn't work or suggestions please?

  About 2 months ago I reformatted my HD original as installed latest OS El Capitan as the mac has been slow. Does have a report with questions I get on doing the same thing with another HD?

  What model of MacBook Pro?

  Which SSD model?

  You have another Mac?

  Possible causes:

  -Incompatibility of your Mac with this specific SSD. Recently, some users have reported what appears to be these incompatibilities

  -You damaged the cable flex between the drive and the system board.  It is a common problem and causes intermittent problems initially and if it's even worse the Mac will see is even more disk

  -You have an another hardware problem as RAM bad or other component.

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  -If you have another Mac download a compatible OS x Installer for the Mac App Store and create a USB bootable using device

  http://liondiskmaker.com/

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• Compatible SSD for Macbook Pro mid 2012

  This discussion (https://discussions.apple.com/message/27671927#27671927) said that an EVO of 850 Samsung 500 GB SSD internal 2.5 inch SATA III (MZ-75E500B/AM) well that will be made is not really preferred because accordint to khati, "" computer does not support SATA 6.0 GB/s SSD III '. " How can I know what my macbook can support? I'm not the Apple page Thank YOU

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• SSD in MacBook Pro mid-2010

  Hi all

  I have a MacBook Pro mid-2010 13 "and I am eager to improve with an SSD. Last week, I bought an OCZ Trion 100 (240GB) as it was on sale... After trying to install OS X (fraught with problems - tried repeatedly in different ways) I finally got OS X installed! It turns out that it would not boot from it, after some research it turns out that that particular drive is not compatible with macs with the NVidia chipset... So now I'll try to return that and get another one, only now I realize that I don't want no problem next time around, so...

  I've been watching the Hynix SL301 250 GB SSD and wondering if anyone knows of the problems with this SSD in my MacBook Pro era? It is SATA III, who will not support my Mac, but must simply limited to 3.0Gbps, although I've seen a few threads where old macs (mine was built around the era) back to SATA I speeds as opposed to the SATA II, where they must, I was wondering if I'll meet this problem? I know I can buy it and see, but I would avoid that if I can, I hope someone will be able to comment and lend me a helping hand please?

  Thanks in advance!

  Based on reputation and my personal experience, I recommend OWC SSD or Crucial.  This does not mean that other will be not compatible.

  Understand that your willing MBP of connectivity SATA2, but today most SSDS are retro-compatible.  I have a Crucial SSD in my MBP 2010 and it is slower than what he is capable, but never the less, there is a significant improvement.

  When you install the SSD drive, I recommend that you first install the SSD in an external case, plug on the MBP via USB, format in Mac OS extended (journaled) disk utility and then clone disk HARD internal to the SSD.  Then test it by starting the MBP with the OPTION key down and selecting the SSD.  If it starts, then make the physical Exchange.

  If the SSD does not start the MBP when you installed internally, the SATA cable need to be replaced.  This happens often.

  Ciao.

• 15 "Macbook Pro (end of 2015) vs may 2015?

  Simple question, but which I'm having trouble nailing down a simple answer. I saw the may 2015 broadcast at different points of sale for $1799. Same i7 to 2.2 GHz, same GPU, memory, even 256 G SSD.

  Which later have over its predecessor?

  I'm pretty sure that the Macbook Pro 15 "may 2015 is the latest version.

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• I can't activate auto unlock on my MacBook Pro Retina early 2013

  Hello everyone, I have MacBook Pro early 2013 and I see not Auto unlock with Apple Watch under system preferences.

  I watch OS 3 on my Apple Watch.

  There are many reports of problems:

  Feedback: Apple http://www.apple.com/feedback/

  http://www.CultofMac.com/441405/how-to-use-Apple-watch-to-unlock-your-Mac-in-Mac os-sierra.