Alan Hunter
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We currently have a system running on a 3rd generation i3 processor with limited issues. We use it mainly to dub off material to tape decks.
With that said I don’t know if I would be doing any intense editing on it.
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Make sure your BM driver is loaded for the comm port.
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Your BM card should have a comm port to it…if so use that.
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You’ll need to make sure the person doing the intro gives a toss (“…and let’s go to Fulana del Tal with more with more on this story”) otherwise it will seem like the segement os coming out of nowhere.
Alan
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Dean,
Although your problem seems to be somewhat different from mind, today I loaded one of my shows to dub to tape and I kept getting a “serious error” from Adobe PPro-2 coming out of black and back to video. Strange, this never happened with this same show a month ago when I dubbed it onto tape using an older driver set. The only thing I can conclude is there’s a bug (at least in my system) in respect to the new 6.1.1 drivers for Multibrdge. Again, Dean I know your problem is different from mine, still it involves the same driver set.
Alan
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Your best bet would be to build your own system. With the savings from that you could by something like a Cool Gear outboard box, add several SATA II HD’s in a RAID 0 format array. This would give you a faster drives to work off of and plenty of storage. Plus, spend your money on memory, graphics (FX-1300 and/or FX-1400). I’m seen a D930 w/mobo for around 5-bills the other day at Fry’s. Check out Newegg for individual parts…all in all building a system yourself is much cheaper and sometimes more rewarding.
Alan
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Vince,
I’ve been using a Silcon Image 3124-2 Multiport host board with two outboard boxes (inside a Silcon Image 3726 chip) with 4 WD SATA II 250G in each, read speeds are about 214-220 with write speeds averaging about the same. This is a fairly inexpensive way of moving to an outboard raid system without having to drop some big bucks.
Alan
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Vince,
You may want to look at a multiport option. I’ve got four ports, each capable of handling 5 drives per. Mine includes SATA II captability in RAID 0, 1, 5, 10.
Alan
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Tim,
Not a problem. But you had me thinking…what the heck!
Alan
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Tim,
I didn’t know that “CineForm” was reqiured ti work with PPro 2.0 and Aja’s Xena card. Is there something I’m missing?
Alan