--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, Tom Third <zeromodule@...> wrote: > > Hi Folks....I do most of my work on a dual g5, but I now have logic > also installed on a new MacBook Pro, dual core intel, 3GB ram. Here's > my problem. When working with quick time video, if I open the temp > list window to change the smpte offset, I can't. Double clicking the > smpte position TC doesn't make the text modifieable like is does on > my G5...it just resets it to zero...if I try to add a tempo change, > and then modify the new smpte position for that tempo change, it sets > the previous tempo value to a nonsense BPM in the > thousands....anyhow...all weird weird behaviour. I found the only way > to change my SMPTE start time was to come at it from the > synchroniztion preferences in the song settings... > > It's logic 7.2.3 on both my G5 and Macbook Pro....system 10.4.8 > > Anyone out there encountered this crazy behaviour, or have any idea > what's causing it? Hi Tom You're not alone! I have encountered the same problem and the only way round it has been by exporting the file to my G5 PowerPC and adjusting the tempos/timecodes there, then re-opening it on my MacBook Pro. This is one of many programming bugs to do with entering text/numbers in text/ numerical fields since Apple rewrote (made a hash of) the software. This new problem seems to be Intel specific. There's another one too; put your Global Audio Pan-Law to -3dB compensated and then raise a fader above +3.1dB - the signal disappears totally!! Best regards Toby Wood.