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Posted by ~~~AllisonWonderland~~~ on 10/19/66 11:37
Richard Crowley:
> Something that is OHCI compatible and fits in your
> computer. There are so many of them out there that
> you should easily find one in the $10-20 range.
> I couldn't justify paying $50 or $100 for a "name-
> brand" firewire card.
James C. Allison:
I had an E-Mail this morning from my friend who got rid of his Matrox RT2500
card, and his comment about this was that IF I could get the RT2500 to work
as a Firewire card, then there was no reason to get another one. And I've
got it working, so....
RC:
> The Matrox RT stuff is pretty picky, it wouldn't surprise
> me if it is holding a grudge because of this.
JCA:
I had thought that I would go back and set it up with the 640 X 460
resolution, and just see if that's the glitch.
RC:
> Did you ever mention whether this worked when you
> first assembled it? Or had you never tried it before now?
JCA:
I remember that everything seemed fine, but I don't remember ever trying to
do anything with Premiere. At the time, it was all pretty much VERY complex
to me, and it was during a time that I was dealing with other more serious
issues, and that time is all kind of hazy to me now.
RC:
> Then I wouldn't worry too much about rendering time.
JCA:
My thought exactly.
OK then. I'm going to be learning more about this today.
I'm a retired senior citizen (I'll be 67 the end of this month). I'm on
medication that has suppressed my immune system to keep it from attacking my
Liver, and because of the supression, I am forced to live a kind of "bubble"
existence to keep from "catching" something, against which my system could
not defend itself. So I have nothing else to do but work at the things that
I have here.
I live by myself, and have everything set up so that I can just occupy
myself around here at whatever I want to do. I say that I'm FORCED to live
exactly like I want to! :)
I appreciate your input, Richard. May I stay in touch to broach other issues
as they arise? You have been very kind and VERY helpful.
Hope you are well, and hang in there.
Allison
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