I've just got DV Rack 2.0hd installed on my Dell Dual Core lappy (2g ram). The problems I'm having...
1/ I get live monitoring for exactly 35 seconds before it freezes. I switched Windows settings to "Adjust for Best Performance" as per the Serious Magic FAQ. No change.
2/ Using the conversion tool on my desktop I ended up with a file that played back at twice the speed (in media player and vegas). The file was transferred directly from p2 card to internal hdd. On the laptop I get a file with no video (in wmp and vegas)
3/ The aspect ratio of the converted file on my desktop plays in its native aspect ratio in wmp rather than 1280x720. This may be unaviodable but it's a bit of nuisance. I like cineforms conversion tool (correct aspect, smaller file size, less demanding on the processor), but I don't want to shell out another $200 for no good reason.
I've read somewhere that 2g ram may be a problem, but I can't find the thread.
I've emailed Serious Magic but I'm needing a quicker response.
Any help (especially on the first 2 problems) would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Steve
1/ I get live monitoring for exactly 35 seconds before it freezes. I switched Windows settings to "Adjust for Best Performance" as per the Serious Magic FAQ. No change.
2/ Using the conversion tool on my desktop I ended up with a file that played back at twice the speed (in media player and vegas). The file was transferred directly from p2 card to internal hdd. On the laptop I get a file with no video (in wmp and vegas)
3/ The aspect ratio of the converted file on my desktop plays in its native aspect ratio in wmp rather than 1280x720. This may be unaviodable but it's a bit of nuisance. I like cineforms conversion tool (correct aspect, smaller file size, less demanding on the processor), but I don't want to shell out another $200 for no good reason.
I've read somewhere that 2g ram may be a problem, but I can't find the thread.
I've emailed Serious Magic but I'm needing a quicker response.
Any help (especially on the first 2 problems) would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Steve