Anyone with PPro 1.5 have a SATA drive?

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I just installed a SATA drive (the fourth HD in my machine) but when I go to
export using the Media Exporter I get a File I/O error.

I switched to save the m2v file on one of my EIDE drives and it works fine.
Do I need special drivers for Windows? Should I install the Maxblast4
software?

Anyone else run into this?

Tom P.

 

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"Henry Padilla" <padillah@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I just installed a SATA drive (the fourth HD in my machine) but when I
>go to export using the Media Exporter I get a File I/O error.
>
> I switched to save the m2v file on one of my EIDE drives and it works
> fine. Do I need special drivers for Windows? Should I install the
> Maxblast4 software?

I use SATA and PATA drives interchangably. Dunno why
PPro 1.5 would know or care what kind of drive it is.

 

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your problem is not related to Premiere. SATA drives or any other Windows
supported media will work with Premiere.
"Henry Padilla" <padillah@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I just installed a SATA drive (the fourth HD in my machine) but when I go
to
> export using the Media Exporter I get a File I/O error.
>
> I switched to save the m2v file on one of my EIDE drives and it works
fine.
> Do I need special drivers for Windows? Should I install the Maxblast4
> software?
>
> Anyone else run into this?
>
> Tom P.
>
>

 

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"Henry Padilla" <padillah@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I just installed a SATA drive (the fourth HD in my machine) but when I go
>to export using the Media Exporter I get a File I/O error.
>
> I switched to save the m2v file on one of my EIDE drives and it works
> fine. Do I need special drivers for Windows? Should I install the
> Maxblast4 software?
>
> Anyone else run into this?

If the SATA drive appears to be working normally within Windows, the most
likely cause of your problem is data corruption when the i/o is saturated.

On most motherboards the SATA i/o runs through main memory, so poor quality
or incompatible DIMMS can cause the problem. Alternatively, excess
electrical noise on the 3.3V power supply can cause drop-outs through main
memory.

Try copying your windows folders, or something of the same size, from the
EIDE to SATA. If I'm right the copy will fail at between 20%-40% completed.

Replacing the DIMMS and/or psu would be your only fix. A oscilloscope can
be used to check the psu first, though some are known to have this problem
e.g QTEC.

--
Dave