- pinnacle 8 hangs after 2 minutes 30-some-odd seconds
- Posted by Ronald O. Christian on October 18th, 2004
Windows XP Pro, NTFS file system, 2000+ AMD processor, a half gig of
ram, lots of swap, Sony TRV 350 captured via USB (2.0), no dropped
frames.
About 23 minutes into the project, (very nearly at the end, durnit)
the capture process suddenly froze. I attempted to stop capture, and
after three or four minutes Studio 8 came unstuck. I could view the
video up to the point where it froze, and only the audio continues
afterwards.
So I restarted it where it left off, and got another 2 minutes 30 odd
seconds, and it froze again.
Mind you, I'm capturing onto NTFS file system with plenty of disk
space left.
Thereafter, I could very consistently do 2 minutes 30 seconds of video
before it would freeze again. Fortunately, I only had about six
minutes left so I did it in three captures and finished the project.
Annoying, but not lethal.
But it's got me wondering -- what happened? What resource did I run
out of? Has anyone else seen this?
Tomorrow I'll boot up fresh and start the next project, see if this
recurs.
Ron
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- Posted by Ronald O. Christian on October 18th, 2004
I should have said, Studio version 8.12.7.0.
On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 03:56:15 GMT, Ronald O. Christian
<ronc@europa.com> wrote:
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- Posted by Donald Link on October 20th, 2004
What is the speed of your hard drive???????
On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 03:56:15 GMT, Ronald O. Christian
<ronc@europa.com> wrote:
- Posted by Ronald O. Christian on October 22nd, 2004
According to the Pinnacle Data Rate Test, the "Max safe" is 31836
Kbytes/sec. Call it 30 megabytes/second. I'm using the "best"
preset, which I believe is a little over 3 megabytes/second. Why?
Ron
On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 01:38:52 GMT, Donald Link <linkd@mindspring.com>
wrote:
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- Posted by Donald Link on October 23rd, 2004
Because a 5400 rev drive cause all kinds of problems that a 7200 will
cure.
On Fri, 22 Oct 2004 05:22:11 GMT, Ronald O. Christian
<ronc@europa.com> wrote:
- Posted by Laurence Payne on October 23rd, 2004
On Sat, 23 Oct 2004 02:07:39 GMT, Donald Link <linkd@mindspring.com>
wrote:
2 1/2 minutes into a recording? If it can deliver for that long,
what's suddenly going to happen?
- Posted by WEBPA on October 23rd, 2004
Really? I've been capturing and editing DV on a 500 mHz PIII notebook with a
single 4200 rpm drive for several years now. (TRV900, Premiere 6). Early-on,
had problems that were due to my impatience. Since then: No problems whatever.
webpa
