Wickham Strub
Forum Replies Created
-
John,
What version of Media 100 are you running?
-
We changed the way things are labelled a little while ago to better match the way some of the other apps and hardware we now work with name things.
If you’re doing plain-vanilla PAL SD, then you want 625i.
-
Yeah, it’s just NOT going to work until we add support for it. We’ll certainly let you know when that happens.
-
Ugh! These version numbers will be the death of me! Of course I meant 2.1.5.
-
Oh… THAT v2.5.1 Matrox software.
You’d think they might have mentioned that to us.
Thanks Olof, I’ll see what I can find out.
-
Brian,
If I/O hardware is the culprit, it would more likely be the card. Problem is, even if you eliminate the J-Box altogether and go direct SDI-In to the card… how do you know it’s the card and not the software?
One way you could check that would be to use different software. You can perform simple record functions with the AJA card and QT Pro. I used this method myself back when we introduced AJA support to compare and contrast our use of the hardware with other software.
If you bring it in via QT Pro and get a different image than when you bring it in via M100, then we’ll know the problem is software. We won’t if it’s a bug, or preferences or settings, etc… but we’ll know the hardware can do the right thing.
If you bring it in via QT Pro and get the SAME image as when you bring it in via M100, then we can be pretty sure it’s the hardware.
-
Hmmm….
I CAN tell you that I tried under both OS’s (OSes?) today and saw the exact same behavior on both sides.
-
Good Morning Mr. Stone,
I have the results of the test…
It works for me. Though I must say that I have noticed (and other’s here in the office agree) that since Leopard, you have to push that eject key like you really mean it to get the disc to pop out (or go back in).
Hope it’s that simple for you.
~Wick
PS – dragging the disc to the trash works for me too
-
Correct.
Either Media 100 Suite will work on Snow Leopard or there will be a point release in the near future that will. 😉
But seriously folks… We’re currently evaluating the current version on Snow Leopard and, if things go well, we’ll green-light the config. If not, we’ll fix up what’s broke and issue a point release. Still too soon for me to say which one it’s gonna be.
-
Hi Olof,
We’re a bit confused…
First, I think you’ve got a typo in there, ’cause there IS no v2.1.5 driver that we are aware of.
Given that, are you asking if the v1.5.1 driver is OK for us? If so, the answer is yes.
If I’ve got it all wrong, let me know.
~Wick