Marshall Houskeeper
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You can have both AJA and Matrox cards installed in you computer at the same time. However the way the Media 100 software works it that it uses the first card it finds. The order of search is AJA, BlackMagic and then Matrox. In you case, if your remove the AJA driver the software will find the Matrox card.
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If you contact Media 100 tech support they can provide you with a beta build of Media 100 software that will work with the latest AJA drivers.
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Media 100 Suite 1.6.1 works with 10.6.4.
Regards,
Marshall
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The development team at Media 100 has not been able to reproduce the audio sysc programs you describe. Could you please email me a description of your setup and any other relevant information.
For example: video standard, audio frequency that you are recording to disk, audio input source (embedded/AES), is the problem only observed with the XDcam deck, is audio leading are trailing the video, did the acquire panel show any loss of signal (yellow lights) prior to the start of recording?
My email address is MHouskeeper@Media100.com
Marshall Houskeeper
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Error number -5551 is not a Media 100 error return code. It maps to the Apple “undefined selector was passed to Gestalt” error. Did the Media 100 software display any additional information with the error. For example file, line number, and error parameters?
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The Media 100 HD supports both standard SD and HD video editing. It is an excellent SD editor. In SD operation I can play up to 8 uncompressed video streams (layers). The software version supports all the features of the hardware version with the exception of I/O.
With the software build you can open all Media 100 i and Media 100 HD projects and perform all your editing functions. After editing the program you can export the program with the Media 100 i CODEC. This exported file can then be played back in 8.2 on the P6000 program.
The software version will never be able to directly support the P6000 hardware because of CPU performance limitations and the need to compress all video data prior to playing the video stream out of the P6000.