Capture Glitches

[Guy Kingston]

Thanks for these suggestions.

I’ve ordered the capture card you suggested and will report back as soon as I have it installed!

Many thanks,

Guy.

The Mind Your Own Business Podcast – the Business Owners’ podcast – http://www.myobpod.com

[Laszlo Kovacs]

Hi,

[gksmiler] “I’ve ordered the capture card you suggested”

I really hope, that it will solve your problem.

What about overclocking? Didn’t you try to return to “normal” speeds before spending money on new hardware?

By(t)e

K.L.

[Guy Kingston]

I reset the overclocking in the BIOS and it’s fried my motherboard. The system won’t boot, I can’t even flash the BIOS.

A new motherboard is on order. I will keep you updated with developments.

Watch this space!

The Mind Your Own Business Podcast – the Business Owners’ podcast – http://www.myobpod.com

[Guy Kingston]

Sorry it has taken me so long to update.

I’ve followed all the tips and advice I’ve been offered but the problem still persists. Much of the advice has been useful, as at least the rate of glitching has diminished.

Also I have found that the rate of glitching is much higher when capturing from my V1 than when capturing from my HC1. The V1 will be going back to Sony for investigation.

In the meantime I’m trying to get Vegas support to provide a solution and am currently at the stage of being asked to run a whole bunch of tests (try a new firewire cable sort of thing). The problem occurs with the latest releases of Vegas 7 on an XP 32 bit system and Vegas Move Studio Platinum on a Vista Ultimate 64 bit system.

If I ever get the thing working perfectly I’ll let you know!

The Mind Your Own Business Podcast – the Business Owners’ podcast – http://www.myobpod.com

[Douglas Spotted eagle]

I am 99.999% positive that the problem is due to either background software, applications, hotrodding, or other interfering factor. At least thousands of hours of HDV have been captured by roughly 30 systems here, although the bulk is done on a laptop if it’s only HDV or DV, and stored on external drives.

Douglas Spotted Eagle
VASST

Certified Sony Vegas Trainer
Aerial Camera/Instructor