mzack
Mixing videos works but the transitions is not smooth the sound skips and im expectig its my laptop, I ripped my videos as MPEG2, that seems to be the best for me, VDJ works great playing 1 video, when I play the next one and start to fade thats when I see the problems.
Im running a Dell Pentium M, 1.73GHz, 1Gig Ram, windows XP - Not the greatest I know, but stable audio and TCV use
Im running a Dell Pentium M, 1.73GHz, 1Gig Ram, windows XP - Not the greatest I know, but stable audio and TCV use
Posté Sat 07 Apr 07 @ 4:09 am
bryantpb
What's ur soundcard, I've had a lot of Dell problems too?
Posté Mon 09 Apr 07 @ 3:03 am
mzack
My Soundcard Im using is a MAYA 44, My vidoe card is another story, Its not the best
Posté Mon 09 Apr 07 @ 3:19 am
discobrian24
Try unlinking the audio and video crossfader and just click on the preview window you want to fade to assuming you are usin the default skin. But remember if you are going to automix to set it back to linked and when I am automixing I use the Satelite Boom transition as you cant really tell the jumps.
Posté Mon 09 Apr 07 @ 4:18 am
J-Snip
Just curious...is your problem where the next video starts bleeding/strobing in as soon as you hit the play button?
I'm having the same problem and my lappy is a dell 2 gig processor and a 256mb nvidoa geforce card. my video cross fader and audio crossfader are NOT linked.
So far no one has been able to solve this one and I'm reluctant to giving vista a try.
I'm having the same problem and my lappy is a dell 2 gig processor and a 256mb nvidoa geforce card. my video cross fader and audio crossfader are NOT linked.
So far no one has been able to solve this one and I'm reluctant to giving vista a try.
Posté Mon 09 Apr 07 @ 9:35 am
djcel
Activate the option "Decode while hidden". It will improve the video transition if your computer can support it.
Posté Mon 09 Apr 07 @ 11:36 am
bryantpb
Mzack "Not the best" is not a brand name?
What is the exact brand name of your video card?
You may have the same as me?
What is the exact brand name of your video card?
You may have the same as me?
Posté Mon 09 Apr 07 @ 7:49 pm
mzack
ok, it says in device manager under display adapters:
Mobile Intel(R) 915GM/GMS, 910GML Express Chipset Family - this is listed 2 times
I downloaded th elatest vercion from Dell which was reccomended, my version is this:
6.14.10.4410
Mobile Intel(R) 915GM/GMS, 910GML Express Chipset Family - this is listed 2 times
I downloaded th elatest vercion from Dell which was reccomended, my version is this:
6.14.10.4410
Posté Tue 10 Apr 07 @ 7:24 pm
discobrian24
I am afraid that this video card wont cut it in XP, I dunno if upgrading to Vista is going to help either. Some say that in Vista these onboard cards may work, but I dunno and have had bad luck with Vista so I went back to XP and continue to have problems.
Posté Wed 11 Apr 07 @ 1:07 am
mzack
Thanks....yeah Im lloking at a new computer with a good video card so I can use everything VDJ has to offer
Posté Wed 11 Apr 07 @ 2:17 am
discobrian24
For what it is worth you might want to look into building a shuttle pc instead of a laptop. The ability to upgrade is there and also not having to hook up portable hds is a plus.
Posté Wed 11 Apr 07 @ 3:35 am
mzack
Good Tip...Thanks...most likely the best choice
Posté Wed 11 Apr 07 @ 4:44 am
bryantpb
That's what I did mzack, a good shuttle can't be beat!
Bryant
Bryant
Posté Wed 11 Apr 07 @ 4:25 pm
discobrian24
I am personally runnin a system in a full tower, yes it is huge, but there is plenty of room for me to upgrade.
Posté Wed 11 Apr 07 @ 10:14 pm
TopHouse
bryantpb wrote :
That's what I did mzack, a good shuttle can't be beat!
Bryant
Bryant
I disagree. 3u Rackmount case, takes all full size cards and is nice for building into your case. Take a look at my blog for some pics.
Posté Wed 11 Apr 07 @ 11:31 pm