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  • Jim Daly

    August 17, 2009 at 12:50 pm in reply to: Windows 7 & Intensity Pro

    Okay to follow up here. I am also running Windows 7 64bit. The only way I was able to get this thing installed was to first install the software/driver package, shut the system down and then install the card. Once that was done the system booted and detected the card and installed the drivers. I was able to see the card and use it in Premiere Pro CS4. The video quality was good but video/audio sync was poor. Also in some cases could play the first 2 or 3 seconds of video then it would freeze the player. But the file was saved in its entirety, I can scrub through the file but no player will play it.

    Finally, when I rebooted the system would not reboot properly. I was forced to “restore from earlier” to get my system running.

    I have sent a message to Blackmagic

    More to come..

  • Jim Daly

    August 7, 2009 at 12:10 am in reply to: Windows 7 & Intensity Pro

    Okay. Just got a brand new Intensity Pro out of the box and installed it. Windows 7 64 bit build 7100+ and used the Intensity 3.2 installer package.

    Windows 7 rebooted to a BSOD. I tried to reboot a second time with the same result. After that I booted to safe mode and returned to earlier.

    My system is a : Q6600 EVGA 790i FTW and nothing else except for a whole lot of disks and a xfx 9800gt video card.

    I have XP on this system too. I’ll try to install there and let you know.

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