Hi
Somehow I got a feeling that we're not completely understand each other.
Let's do ourselves a favor- let's test our computers on "realtiming" using Xplode/ Xplode pro (I am talking anout DV- forget your HDV for a second).
Open a project with Canopus DV codec, take some Canopus DV footage and import it to BIN , take a minute size clip to timeline and cut another one to timeline too.
Now put a Xplode pro transition between them. Double-click on transition and chouse Xplode/Standart/Frames. In the presets panel take "Composition in RED"
Now extend both sides of transition so that the lenghth of it will be approx 20 seconds.
Move your timeline cursor to the exactly beginning of new long transition.
Hit space to play.
Now look carefully at the bottom left of your Edius application- you will see the buffer size as program plays over transition.
If your buffer increases from zero to maximum- you are ok. Your videocard settings and Xplode Pro settings are good, your system can handle the realime playback on Xplode Pro.
It it stopes or slows down, your sound begins "vibrating"- something is wrong- it maybe slow hard drive, too old compoter/CPU, wrong videocard or it's settings or wrong settings on XplodePro Configuration.
The default thansition is only 1 second- so if your computer able to jump over 1 sec. transition- it does not mean that you have realtime system! On the test that I described here with 20-25 sec. "heavy" thansition, you will see what your system is capable of. Again- it should run smoth, nice with the rize of buffer!
Have a nice day!
mike
Somehow I got a feeling that we're not completely understand each other.
Let's do ourselves a favor- let's test our computers on "realtiming" using Xplode/ Xplode pro (I am talking anout DV- forget your HDV for a second).
Open a project with Canopus DV codec, take some Canopus DV footage and import it to BIN , take a minute size clip to timeline and cut another one to timeline too.
Now put a Xplode pro transition between them. Double-click on transition and chouse Xplode/Standart/Frames. In the presets panel take "Composition in RED"
Now extend both sides of transition so that the lenghth of it will be approx 20 seconds.
Move your timeline cursor to the exactly beginning of new long transition.
Hit space to play.
Now look carefully at the bottom left of your Edius application- you will see the buffer size as program plays over transition.
If your buffer increases from zero to maximum- you are ok. Your videocard settings and Xplode Pro settings are good, your system can handle the realime playback on Xplode Pro.
It it stopes or slows down, your sound begins "vibrating"- something is wrong- it maybe slow hard drive, too old compoter/CPU, wrong videocard or it's settings or wrong settings on XplodePro Configuration.
The default thansition is only 1 second- so if your computer able to jump over 1 sec. transition- it does not mean that you have realtime system! On the test that I described here with 20-25 sec. "heavy" thansition, you will see what your system is capable of. Again- it should run smoth, nice with the rize of buffer!
Have a nice day!
mike
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