Mr. Steve,
I spent a lot of time in that bay at Matchframe. I think what you suffered from is the chronic "Art" build up I would leave in the edit computer after a long session. Between "Leaving the Funny on the floor" and building up "Art" on the CPU motherboard it's a wonder how I got anything onto tape? ;-)
---In avid-l2@yahoogroups.com, <sppomerantz@...> wrote :
Reminds me of a night many years ago at MatchFrame. I was working in one of the GVG141 bays and the client asked if I smelled smoke. I kind of did, but we checked around and couldn't find the source. Went back to work and about 30 seconds later, my CRT started to flicker, then went blank. I turned around to the racks (which were built into the raised counters behind me) and literally saw sparks coming out of the 141 CPU. The motherboard had caught fire. So much fun to get on the PA and say "Derek (chief engineer), could you please come to Bay 2? And bring a fire extinguisher."
We thought the show was lost, but later, Troll was able to remove the RAM stick and recover the EDL for us.
Fun times.
---In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, <bigfish@...> wrote :
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