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Posted by doc on 09/18/05 04:26
O AND on the Studio 9 problem, pinnacle support finally said the problem was
the disk, sent a new one, arrived, uninstalled old 9 software, installed new
one, defragged, updated drivers, crashed 2 dozen times, 4 minutes max run
time, and each time without doing anything other than boot up 9 and watch it
till it crashed.
reformatted whole computer, updated software, drivers, etc. etc. etc. and
over 40 crashes even after turning off all resources possible, black and
white res, etc. etc. and I GAVE UP!
wrote pinnacle back and filed my complaint. 8 was great 9 is disaster!
10's coming. will it be good? geez, i hope so, and geez, i'd think they
give me a freebie with all the hogwash i've gone through since 7/3/05 :o(
doc
"TonyP" <arpierre@hooptonline.net> wrote in message
news:FJ4Xe.3331$zN6.2243@fe10.lga...
> AnthonyR wrote:
>
>> Yes, It is a shame what happenned to Amiga and also how newtek didn't do
>> as well on the PC side
>> as all us Toaster owners had hoped.
>> They are actually selling a complete product now called the TriCaster,
>> available at videoguys of all places,
>> http://www.videoguys.com/tricaster.html
>
> Yeah... the PC toaster with it's uncompressed video offered a lot when it
> first came out. But now, with the price and quality of NLE's dropping,
> NewTek I guess was caught in a rock and hard place.
> I personally don't need a live switcher.
>
>> For $5,000 a complete staion in a box with live switching etc, like the
>> original toaster but
>> I would have preferred a simplier AGP type card, or 64bit PCI slot and
>> software for
>> around $1500 since I already own 2 powerful PC's that i built myself and
>> don't want
>> to be tied to proprietary hardware ever again.
>> Maybe the software only solution of LE6 is the way to go?
>
> I ran with a hardware NLE (DV500) and it served me well. But I decided
> this time to not go that route and choose Liquid because it was software
> based. The faster the computer, the faster the rendering, etc. outside of
> it's realtime operation.
>
>>
>> TonyP, I didn't know about the offshore Bahama money bleeding, no wonder!
>> Has anyone written a book or made a movie on it yet, would be a nice
>> story.
>
> Yeah. I was an AVID (no pun in tended) Amiga person. And when it went
> belly up, the information started to come out has to the hows and whys.
> Dave Haynie had a video out called the "Deathbed Vigil" about the last
> days at Commodore.
> Amazing how a company with so many forward thinkers could end up gone.
>
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