Posted by Donald Link on 09/06/05 05:24

I find the major problems with Studio 9 Plus can be solved with doing
a clean install after formating the hard drive and beginning fresh.
Nothing causes problems like a bunch of garbage installe on the hard
drive over a extended period of time. Unless you do this then you
will probably have the same problems with any editing programs
including especially Liquid Edition. Heck, for what you spend on
Liquid Edition you could buy a new system just to run Studio on.

On Sun, 04 Sep 2005 01:41:58 GMT, "doc" <doc@drdimento.net> wrote:

>thanks for the info. all i've experienced with studio 9 is, as you put it
>"greif and hardship" while my experience with studio 8 was good/great (after
>several download updates and somewhat unstable but yet workable - just save
>up a lot)!
>
>the problem i face is that i now have work in studio 8 and some dv imports
>(the ONLY thing that worked without fail) in studio 9. soooooo, i somehow
>either need to get studio 9 working OR i have to get liquide edition (awwwww
>$699) to read/edit/work with both versions if i can't somehow get 9 working.
>u see, the stuff i captured in 9 was behind the scenes sub-contractor work
>for a major motion picture to air next spring.
>
>doc
>
>"Krazy Kanuck" <limbery@removethisaccesscomm.ca> wrote in message
>news:4318e2a0$1@news.accesscomm.ca...
>> Sorry to hear about your problems....I had used Studio 7 with no probs and
>> "upgraded" to Studio 8.....Wouldn't even run without crashing the
>> system....I was ready to give up on them but liked the features so took
>> one more chance and bought Studio 9......I've had a couple of updates on
>> it but to date, it's worked flawlessly since I got Studio 9....same
>> computer, same configuration etc.....So I'm not touching anything from
>> here on in.
>> I've long ago decided that I'm not going to waste huge amounts of my time
>> tweaking the computer to try to make an application work....I think if I
>> was in your shoes, I'd take it back and check out the Premiere Elements or
>> Vegas like another poster mentioned.....I'm just one of the lucky ones
>> that somehow has Studio 9 working.....Like all computer-related
>> things....they're great when they work and nothing but grief when they
>> don't. Best of luck to you....
>> Len
>>
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>> "doc" <doc@drdimento.net> wrote in message
>> news:r5QRe.17323$cY.7442@trndny06...
>>> Anyone out there having any success with Pinnacle Studio 9? I've just
>>> tried to install it on both a Pentium D (dual core) Windows XP Media
>>> Center Edition with loads of memory and Pinnacle's AV/DV capture card AND
>>> also last month on an Athlon 64 bit processor with 1600 FSB and loads of
>>> memory and AV/DV capture card - - BOTH - - brand new computers and total
>>> disaster. Studio 9 would not work on either computer, crashing often with
>>> the typical M$ Pop Up that says, "this program needs to close" and to
>>> send an error message to M$.
>>>
>>> Anyone else experienced this AND/OR had similiar problems AND/OR have any
>>> ideas of what to do? I need this working badly.
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance ALL!
>>>
>>> doc
>>>
>>
>>
>

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