[Nelson Maldonado]

Thanks, i will try your suggestions asap.

Just a note: the unwanted movement is mainly vertical. I had the camera’s image stablization turned on while shooting the machine. The machines down stroke created enough ground vibrations that the camera’s stabization could not handle or the vibrations made my hand move tilting the camera up and down while shooting. Either way, i’m bummed.

[Nelson Maldonado]

Hi,

Here’s what i found. you can always talk to dell support.

1394 quickly gained a reputation for poor interoperability. The IEEE addressed this issue with a 1998 update dubbed 1394a, which tightened up the spec and improved performance. Interoperability was further enhanced by the 1394 Open Host Controller Interface (OHCI) specification, which defined standard ways for 1394 hardware to interact with host operating systems. Today, compatibility problems are rare among OHCI-compliant 1394 devices, and the interface is becoming more common in mainstream PCs. This is especially true in systems designed for multimedia applications. For more detailed information on 1394 technology, particularly for use in multimedia applications, see our story “FireWire–the Consumer Electronics Connection”. https://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,1697,33848,00.asp

You’ll probably have to call dell support and/or enter your service tag number to get your specs. Also look at your Dell shipper.

[Nelson Maldonado]

Hi,

Ok… then does any acceleration in PP2.0, other than from a faster cpu, come from this card or does it come from a gpu (display card)?

[Nelson Maldonado]

Hi,

In Audition 2.0 I have selected the edit tab, highlighted the area i wanted to fix and used the capture noise reduction profile under the effects/restoration menu to capture the sample. Then select the noise reduction (process) option under the effects/restoration menu to get rid of the problem.