>Nearly wrapping up a big project so can't afford for there to be a problem now. LIkely waiting a week

That is a VERY good idea!

As Todd said, it is not JUST the Apple update... you need to be sure that any hardware drivers you need are also updated

Example (from the Windows side, where I am) CS6 required many people to upgrade their nVidia graphics driver

Had the same experience.  AMA asked to install 6.0.1 again.

In other news, I don't find a single improvement to stabilty or performance.  There is now a new bug where video will stop playing and audio continues.  This is related to the new 5.x CUDA drivers, as this didn't occur with the previous drivers.

This release continues to dissapoint.  Its my sincere beleif that I am better off in 5.5.2, and Adobe should go out of its way to allow for reverse compatibility - even going so far as to create a translator between the two.  I honestly wouldn't care about losing Warp Stablizer or any of the other so called "Feature" improvements.  I am a professional feature film editor that took a chance with CS6 for this film, and it has been an absolutely terrible experience.

AndyJenkins39 wrote:

 

There is now a new bug where video will stop playing and audio continues.  This is related to the new 5.x CUDA drivers, as this didn't occur with the previous drivers.

For what it's worth, that's not due to the new CUDA 5.x drivers as far as I can tell.  My existing CS6 install does the same thing with the pre-5.x drivers.

jas

Jason Van Patten wrote:

 

tclark513 wrote:

 

You guys should try a fresh Adobe install over the new OS update.

I'll go one step further and say: never, ever, EVER upgrade between major releases of the Mac OS.  While their upgrade solution is far better than any existing OS, it can and will cause small annoyances to pop up over time.

 

Format your drive and re-install from scratch.  Always.  Then re-install all of your applications.

 

jas

Even better!

I'm glad to hear that CS6 is up for performance and stability improvements.

Upgrading on an editing system (especially one that already works) is a risky move. I used FCP 7 on 10.6.7 for a LONG time, never went to 10.6.8.

I put ML on my personal laptop, but will wait a month or more before putting it on our primary editing machines.

needles27 wrote:

 

Pardon my ignorance, but what is the best practices for doing a clean install?  I downloaded ML from the app store, but haven't done anything with it yet.  Thanks for some guidance.

Within the .app you downloaded is a file called InstallESD.dmg or something like that.  You need to get a 4G thumb drive and 'burn' that .dmg to it using Disk Utility.  Then reboot your Mac while holding the Option key so that a boot menu pops up.  Choose the thumb drive.  When given the opportunity to run Disk Utility from the installer, do so, and format your internal HDD.  Then go back to the installer and have at it.

Lots of guides online on how to do this.  Just GOOG it, you'll find it easily.

jas

Hi There,

So far, the ML updgrade did seem to solve the incessant kernel crashes and I've been able to have project going through OpenCL, I actually got through a full edit on a little short without a crash (keeps fingers crossed) but the render out still really slow.  Before ML came out, everything was so unreliable, I couldn't really count on it for anything important.  For Adobe, being able to export 422HQ out, allocating enough ram and having a fast system, even with 422HQ sources takes a tremendous amount of time for simple things (title and scaling a few video clips to a box), I hope you'll have some solutions in that arena coming soon.

ECBowen wrote:

 

ExactImage wrote:

 

lasvideo wrote:

 

I upgraded to Win 7 instead   

Since we run Windows 7 and Macs side by side I'd have to say that 'Upgrade' is a debatable point   

 

Unfortunately that is not the case if your PC's are up to date with the latest hardware. Keep sending those emails to Apple requesting a Mac Pro Refresh. Maybe at some point their focus will change back to Professional clients.

 

Eric

ADK

Oh, there are..... but that doesn't mean 'Windows 7' is an upgrade as such    it has just as many problems as ML, just 'different' ones (not al Adobe related).