[Andrew Harcourt]

Yes using v5.0 drivers with CS5.

[Andrew Harcourt]

Hi all.. seems this problem is being ignored so I am forced to roll back to Premiere Pro CS3 for now. Great product AJA but very slow on the bug fixes. Andrew.

[Andrew Harcourt]

Hi.. having same problems too. Using driver version 4.2.1 – Home built Core i7/Windows 7 Pro 64bit/6GB Ram & Quadro FX580 system. Everything was fine under Premiere Pro CS3 using v3.5 driver. Also composite monitor output while capturing analog has bad flashing green bars. I think this is a driver problem too. Recorded pictures are ok. Any ideas.. don’t want to roll back to CS3.

[Andrew Harcourt]

Hi.. I’ve tried both Quicktime and AVI capture at 8bit and 10bit PAL. Flashing still present on the monitor whatever format I seem to capture at. Recorded images are fine.

Cheers

Andrew.

[Andrew Harcourt]

Thanks for the reply…

Sorry I should have included these details.

System details:
IBM PC – Intel Dual Core P4/3GHz 2Gb RAM (Matched Pair Samsung)
Custom built system inc.
Gigabyte GA-G1975X-C Motherboard
Xena LSe Card
Silicon Image SATA Raid Controller
960Gb SATA Raid 0 Array (Media Drive – 3x320Gb Drives)
Primarily aquire via Xena LSe card but have a SD-Connect for firewire capture if needed.
Sony PVM9041 Monitor
Contour Design Shuttle Pro
Adobe Premiere Pro V2
AJA Software 2.6
(System working well and quite stable)

In this particular application I am caputing live analog vision/audio from an outside broadcast feed and not using a deck. Not using reference and set reference to free run because production area located remotely from OB facility. Getting a reference feed is not easy in this application. I am live capturing conference sessions to edit content and produce session DVD masters for a client. Recorded images all ok just the monitoring on the PVM monitor flashes or flickers at top half of the screen. Looks similar to when you used to pause a betacam machine. All was ok under AJA software V2.5.

Thanks for the help

Cheers

Andrew.