#AAS error
>> Thanks you. Since my GPFs are Stealth-related, could FLIPPER be something
that changes video resolution on the fly to allow working on image/avi sizes
other than the current video mode? Or something that samples incoming files
down to the thumbnails displayed in AAS? Just wondered, since I also have 3DS
R4 video problems… <<
could be. whenever i look at what my time is worth to solve a problem (hourly),
i sometimes find that it is actually cheaper to go out and get a simple SVGA or
equivalent hardware piece and see if that solves the or isolates the problem.
do you have any SVGA boards lying around that you can test this on? probably
take 15 minutes to swap the Stealth out, insert a Trident 8900 or equivalent,
run the program through its paces and see if it behaves. that you're having
trouble in 3DS also hints at something other than the core code (but possibly
including the core code).
there is a patch coming out very soon (i repeat… very soon) which will fix a
number of bugs and wishlist items reported here in this forum. as soon as it's
available, i'll make sure to post obvious info on it. SVGA cards run about $50
these days too… and a good backup piece for any office anyways… just… in
… case. <g> i have a Trident 8900 in the storage and it has saved our behind
several times when a board went out, when we acquired a new board and had any
graphics related problems (makes graphics driver problems a sinch to isolate)
and i think we bought it used for about $10. <ggg>
thanks for your patience on this. if you do have an old cheapie on the side,
give it a resurrection and let us know if it is the Stealth. if same problems
persist, hopefully the patch will fix this.
-dave