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  • Nick Mcmahon

    February 26, 2015 at 4:20 pm in reply to: External drive set-up via USB 3.0

    I just discovered an external SSD via USB 3.0 has the best performance by making sure you have the right SATA III bridge with UASP support in an enclosure AND that same UASP needs to be available on your motherboard.

    Not so simple to check with a laptop.

    Anyone know of a database of motherboard schematics and which freeware diagnostics will tell you installed motherboard info so you can match to said database…? Or are motherboard diagrams heavily guarded secret…? lol

    Nick… BASE1268

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  • Nick Mcmahon

    February 26, 2015 at 4:08 pm in reply to: Vegas portability

    Thanks for that….

    I immediately installed 7 x64 Pro when my machine arrived

    I note your off the shelf machine spec differs very slightly to mine in that I have 16GB RAM and 4GB on the AMD card, but as we basically have the same machine and running different version of windows, it might be handy to try some comparisons along the way…?

    My email is base1268@gmail.com so we can hook up and send stuff via We transfer…?

    cheers

    Nick… BASE1268

    3…2…1…C ya

  • Nick Mcmahon

    February 26, 2015 at 1:18 pm in reply to: Vegas portability

    John…

    Can I ask what OS you are running on your Toshiba…?

    Nick… BASE1268

    3…2…1…C ya

  • Nick Mcmahon

    February 19, 2015 at 3:33 am in reply to: Vegas portability

    [John Laird] “I never use proxy’s. I have found the Toshiba doesn’t need them It plays back just fine on the time line using the GPU acceleration. “

    That’s great news John…

    https://www.toshiba.co.uk/laptops/qosmio/x70-b/qosmio-x70-b-102/

    Very much looking forward to the postie arriving in a few hours.

    cheers

    Nick… BASE1268

    3…2…1…C ya

  • Nick Mcmahon

    February 18, 2015 at 3:35 am in reply to: External drive set-up via USB 3.0

    [John Rofrano] “Obviously an external SSD in a USB 3.0 enclosure will be the fastest…..”

    I was going to buy an enclosure and put my spare SSD in it… and probably will… tho I do like the look of some of the external storage bays with onboard RAID controllers, but that can wait until my money tree begins to bear fruit. Ideally you need a Thunderbolt interface on your machine to take advantage of the real power that such a set-up can offer and of course you have T’bolt on your Mac Book Pro… I was looking at getting one but at 1500 quid it beat me at the moment. The Mac Pro is still on my list but I want to wait and get the right one at the right price.

    However….I take delivery tomorrow of this baby.

    https://www.toshiba.co.uk/laptops/qosmio/x70-b/qosmio-x70-b-102/

    Got it for £999… with 3 yrs international warranty… and I get 7 days to install and test vegas and if it ‘doesn’t suit my purpose’ I can send it back for a full refund… now that works for me !!!

    I need a series of SVP 12 tests to run… can you suggest a pre selected benchmarking test package…?

    Nick… BASE1268

    3…2…1…C ya

  • [Steve Rhoden] “The solution that really makes a difference for better renders,
    is to disable resampling on all your events.

    Steve… can we set the Disable resample to default…?

    I know there’s a hidden ‘Internal’ tab in prefs but I can’t find anything in there with the search menu unless it’s listed under something else

    On occasion I’ve brought another clip into my project and forgotten to then disable resample until I see the rendered output and have to do it again…. pain… it should be default surely and then if for whatever reason you want to choose resample in some obscure situation you can do so.

    Nick… BASE1268

    3…2…1…C ya

  • Nick Mcmahon

    February 17, 2015 at 11:07 am in reply to: Vegas portability

    [John Laird] “It is a Toshiba Satellite P55T-B5262 15.6″ Notebook Computer and it has a 4k display”

    Thanks John…. that model indeed has the same spec but with the 4K screen. I’ve read up how there are some scaling issues with 4k screens in laptops but 4k is not on my list for this … just the power to run Sony Vegas in a portable environment.

    How is the time-line preview..? can you use HD files or do you find you need to use proxies…?

    Nick… BASE1268

    3…2…1…C ya

  • Nick Mcmahon

    February 16, 2015 at 8:50 pm in reply to: Vegas portability

    [John Laird] “… on a Toshiba laptop with a Haswell processor. and an AMD GPU.”

    Can you expand on spec please…?

    This Toshiba Qosmio model has the 4710MQ

    https://ark.intel.com/products/78931/Intel-Core-i7-4710MQ-Processor-6M-Cache-up-to-3_50-GHz

    and the Radeon R9 M265X

    https://www.notebookcheck.net/AMD-Radeon-R9-M265X.114535.0.html

    Performance

    Depending on the clock rate and benefits from Boost, the AMD Radeon M265X ranks in the upper mid-range of mobile graphics cards as of mid 2014. Performance is roughly in between a GeForce 840M and a GeForce GTX 850M (DDR3)

    With “App Acceleration”, AMD has also equipped the Radeon R9 M265X with technology for improving video quality and increasing application performance. However, support for OpenCL, DirectCompute, or DirectX video acceleration (DXVA) is required in order to use all described functions.

    Nick… BASE1268

    3…2…1…C ya

  • Nick Mcmahon

    February 16, 2015 at 4:14 am in reply to: BCC UpRes doesn’t like me

    [John Rofrano] “I would render in the format that you have the most footage of. This way less footage will be scaled”

    That’s logical… so therefore it matters not which direction the scaling happens in terms of output quality…?

    I’m probably going to end up with about a 60/40 split of 720/1080.

    BTW… I got a sync licence approved gratis from the 4 different copyright holders of the music track, so now it’s time to get the project completed and published.

    Nick… BASE1268

    3…2…1…C ya

  • Nick Mcmahon

    February 15, 2015 at 6:07 pm in reply to: Vegas portability

    [Thomas Roberts] “You run Vegas on Mac laptop?”

    I don’t… yet… but JR does and also does on a Mac pro… I’m sure he’d happily answer any questions you may have though your comment seems more of a surprise than a question… lol

    Nick… BASE1268

    3…2…1…C ya

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