Brian Louis
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[Suraj Dass] “Footage is from Z5/Z7 on DV tapes recorded in HDV.”
You might want to scrub the timeline and look for dropouts, footage ingested from tape from time to time can contain dropouts which can cause you grief. -
A 460 is a good card if you use the hack, a 470 wouldn’t really gain you anymore at this time. I’ve been using a Gigabyte mobo and 460 vidio card with no problems with HDV, HDV is fairly low bitrate and easy to decode native, are you using tape from the Z5/7??
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[Suraj Dass] “DV seems to work fine but with HDV I am unable to export to any format .”
What formats are you trying to export HDV to?? Is this the only time it crashes? or are the crashes random?Like Jeff mentioned about the hack at studio1 here is the link:
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[Suraj Dass] “GTX-460”
When you are refering to “Graphics Cards” in your header are you using the hack to be able to run CS5? -
Most NLEs are not backward compatible as new functions and effects are added with each new version, sometimes very basic edits can play in older versions if no new items are used, basically you have forward compatibility, like CS4 -> CS5
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BBC has some free tutorials on Cool Edit Pro at this link, look under the Radio heading
https://www.bbctraining.com/onlineCourses.asp -
To go back to your original post, since you have all new components that just have hit the market you are in the position of a Beta testor, most people I know have stayed away from the i7 2600 and associated mobos, If your dropouts are occuring at random times and no particular intervals you might see if there are any services interupting and steal time at the occurances, if regular intervals you might scrub the timeline and look for small dropouts.
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What are the rest of your specs? harddrives and how they are configured?
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Here is a white paper that talks about 64bit optimization for CS4 production premium which includes Ppro CS4
https://www.adobe.com/products/creativesuite/production/pdfs/cs4_production_premium_64bit_wp.pdf -
Before changing modes on the camcorder from HDV to DV and vice versa you need to disconnect the firewire cable first, “caution” do not hot plug the cable, turn off the cam first or computer, hot plugging can result in blowing the cam port or computer port or both, In essence turn cam off, unplug, change mode, turn cam off, plug in, turn cam on.