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  • John Morton

    December 8, 2010 at 8:02 pm in reply to: Intensity Pro Driver Issue

    I am reinstalling Windows 7 on my PC and am going to see if I can find some updated drivers for my processor. It is relatively new, so maybe Microsoft doesn’t have built in drivers (that maximize the CPU) for their older Windows 7 discs.

  • John Morton

    December 7, 2010 at 6:42 pm in reply to: Intensity Pro Driver Issue

    Perhaps it is my CPU? It is AMD, I know that I was unable to purchase the Blackmagic Intensity Shuttle, because it can only run on Intel chips. Anyone out there with an AMD processor that has BMI working for them?

  • John Morton

    December 6, 2010 at 3:32 pm in reply to: Intensity Pro Driver Issue

    It can record perfectly fine through Linux, so it is not a hardware issue.

    The computer freezes from simply using the card on Windows, as in any possible method I use to make the card display video causes it to freeze. I have tried anything from displaying in 1080i to 720p to 480i, it will always display for a few minutes and then my computer will begin to freeze. Then if I close out of the application that is calling on the card, my computer will blue screen.

    I have tried using Media Express, Adobe FME 2 & 3, Ustream Producer, Adobe Premiere’s recording, everything causes my computer to freeze.

    I am beginning to think that it works on Linux, because Black Magic Design seems to favor Max OSX, which is UNIX-based, so it was easy to make a clean port to Linux. Since Windows is DOS-based, it may be possible that when they ported to it something didn’t come over perfectly.

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