Brian Charles
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Have you tried iMovie?
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OK. My problem was that somehow the base DV Video Encoder/Decoder was not registered. Somehow my registry was overwritten and buggered.
The solution, for me, was to download a utility called GSpot (https://www.headbands.com/gspot) to identify the un-registered codec.
In my case it was the DV Video Decoder and DV Video Encoder. Figuring out which dll this referred to was problematic but having a colleague run GSpot on his system gave me a clue since it identified the file associated with the codec. In this case qdv.dll.
Then I went to the Start menu and selected Run then typed “regsvr32 qdv.dll”.
Immediately Premiere recognized the capture device and problem solved.
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I’m having the same problem. Adobe advises this is due to installed 3rd party codecs or audio cards. Noe of which apply in my case. Just cannot capture! Makes the Premiere nearly useless.
Did you find a solution?
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Actually had tried this. Removed receipts and re-installed AT 7.
FCP previews work fine but AFX continued to give the error message and refused to see the Firewire output.
Trashing AFX prefs solved the problem.
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Just what I was looking for. Thank you.
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Thank you. This was the problem. Preview on my external NTSC monitor is now fine.
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Thanks. Its under the Project prefs at the bottom: Limit playback speddd to project frame rate. Its disabled by default. I scoured the Grand Tour book and Help file and hadn’t seen this.
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I can’t speak the the speed of the x800 but the 9800 Pro is very noisy. I’m happy with the performance of this card but the GPU fan runs constantly, I’m looking into an alternative method of cooling it the noise is distracting and annoying when editing audio.
The graphics card is just one part of Motion / speed equation. RAM may be more important, I’d suggest you add as much as you can afford. I increased mine from 1.5 GB to 3GB and Motion was much happier.