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Posted by Ralf Hutter on 05/07/06 23:58
On 6 May 2006 20:24:28 -0700, "Scubajam" <jmcgauhey@usa.net> wrote:
>Do not use TI driver for capture. Use the MS 1394 driver. This should
>solve your problem. I'm a bit surprised the TI worked at all.
>
>Jim McG
>
I uninstalled the TI driver, as I'd read from others that it can be
trouble.......installed the MS driver.
It behaved exactly the same!
So I then tried to capture with a USB drive, and it captures great
now.
Thanx for your idea, Jeff
>
>
>Ralf Hutter wrote:
>> hello,
>>
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> My C: drive failed, and the ability to capture seamless DV :-(
>> I used Ulead VideoStudioPro 8; Premiere 6.0 would freeze the
>> computer.
>> Win98se with Asus CUSL2-c with 1ghz system. MS DV codec I think!
>>
>> Installed a new hard drive same as before, except I included the
>> Win98se WindowsTV option. UleadVSP 8 as before, but also with
>> Premiere 6.5. I have the TI DV driver/codec? installed.
>>
>> I can capture with both programs equally badly this time. I can
>> preview fine, but when I start capture, the hard drive light burns
>> fiercely for two seconds, then goes completely off for a second; then
>> burns bright for another two seconds (with the old setup, the hard
>> drive light would flicker at a steady rate, and not a frame would be
>> dropped). The playback is garbage; juddery frames and whole sections
>> missing.
>>
>> Ideas? could it be the Texas Instruments 1394 files? I t seems to
>> be a "data transfer within the computer" issue, according to how the
>> hard drive light behaves.
>>
>> Thanks for taking the time to read this query!
>>
>> CHeers,, JeffT
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